I am a quantitative psychologist, which means I'm someone who's interested in designing and conducting psychological research and designing/critiquing psychological and educational tests. I'm in my seventh year teaching at UVU, and I love it.

I'm interested in designing and conducting psychological research and designing/critiquing psychological and educational tests.

I see teaching and research as inextricably linked. I like to write research articles that teach readers about statistical methods and psychological testing. I also enjoy bringing real-life research examples into my classes and to have students work on research projects—mine or their own. I am most interested in conducting research on testing, statistical methods, advanced academics (e.g., gifted programs, honors courses, Advanced Placement) and intelligence. If you are interested in joining my research team or receiving guidance for your own project, let me know. You may be interested in visiting my faculty home page. ORCiD: 0000-0003-4763-3625

My latest teaching endeavor is a textbook that I'm writing for Cambridge University Press entitled Statistics for the Social Sciences: A General Linear Model Approach, which will be published in 2017. I'm excited to bring my pedagogy to a wider audience and to partner with the folks at Cambridge in making statistics more accessible for social science students.