I am an Associate Professor of Quantitative Methods and Modeling at McGill University. My research focuses on the development, computer programming, and testing of latent variable models and related statistical methods, spanning across item response theory, structural equation modeling, and multilevel modeling. This research is envisioned as having broad applications across psychology and other social science disciplines (e.g., education, sociology, health outcomes).
- PhD, Psychology (Minor, Quantitative Methods; 2012)
- University of British Columbia
- BSc, Psychology & Southeast Asian Studies (Comprehensive Honors; 2005)
- University of Wisconsin – Madison
- Associate Professor (2023–)
- McGill University
- Assistant Professor (2017–2023)
- McGill University
- Assistant Professor (2015–2017)
- Michigan State University
- Postdoctoral Fellow in Advanced Quantitative Methods (2012–2015)
- University of California, Los Angeles
- Elected Member, Society for Multivariate Experimental Psychology (2025–)
- Research Award, Quantitative Methods Section of the Canadian Psychological Association (2024, 2022, & 2019)
- Outstanding Reviewer Award, American Educational Research Association (2023, 2018)