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Engagement

Collaboration, Advising, and Professional Engagement

I welcome opportunities to contribute methodological expertise, evidentiary reasoning, and academic leadership experience to ambitious research, professional development, and advisory work.

I am especially interested in engagements involving serious commitment to learning, strong scholarship, and the potential for meaningful professional or scholarly impact.

Research Collaboration

The strongest methodological collaboration begins early, when measurement, design, and analysis can be developed together.

I contribute most effectively when methodological decisions are integrated with the substantive goals of a project from the beginning.

Research

Grant and Research Collaboration

Participation as a co-investigator, methodological lead, evaluator, statistical consultant, or research collaborator.

Typical contributions include:

  • research design;
  • measurement planning;
  • analytic strategy;
  • grant-methods development;
  • interpretation of evidence;
  • methodological writing.

Methods

Measurement and Analysis

Methodological guidance involving:

  • latent variable modeling;
  • psychometrics;
  • classification;
  • categorical-data analysis;
  • multilevel modeling;
  • generalized linear models;
  • model evaluation;
  • simulation studies.

Evaluation

Evaluation and Evidentiary Review

Support for projects requiring:

  • evaluation design;
  • measurement review;
  • analytic review;
  • validity arguments;
  • interpretation of findings;
  • assessment of evidentiary strength;
  • external methodological review.

Advisory

Panels, Boards, and Review

Service may include:

  • advisory boards;
  • scientific committees;
  • proposal-review panels;
  • external review;
  • methodological advisory roles;
  • research-development consultation.

Speaking and Workshops

I am available for keynote talks, invited presentations, workshops, panel discussions, executive briefings, and professional-development sessions.

Quantitative Methodology

Topics may include:

  • quantitative thinking and statistical inference;
  • parametric and nonparametric methods;
  • structural equation modeling;
  • latent variable models;
  • factor analysis;
  • psychometrics and measurement;
  • classification;
  • categorical-data analysis;
  • multilevel modeling;
  • generalized linear models;
  • validity and evidentiary reasoning;
  • artificial intelligence in research.

Academic Development and Leadership

Topics may include:

  • developing a coherent research agenda;
  • communicating scholarly impact;
  • academic interviewing;
  • obtaining and succeeding in faculty positions;
  • promotion and tenure;
  • the hidden curriculum of higher education;
  • research leadership;
  • faculty research development;
  • systems thinking in academic administration.

Engagement Formats

Keynotes and Invited Talks

Conceptual, methodological, or professionally focused presentations for academic and professional audiences.

Practical Workshops

Interactive sessions designed to develop knowledge, reasoning, and applied methodological skill.

Research Advising

Focused consultation on measurement, design, analysis, interpretation, or evidence.

Professional Development

Programming for graduate students, junior faculty, research leaders, and academic administrators.

Fit and Boundaries

I am most interested in opportunities where my methodological expertise or academic-leadership experience can contribute meaningfully to stronger research, better decisions, and deeper learning.

I generally decline collaborations that:

  • fall substantially outside my methodological preparation;
  • require me to make substantive or theoretical decisions that properly belong to domain experts;
  • involve methodological participation only after major design or measurement decisions are fixed;
  • do not allow sufficient time for careful and responsible work.

Effective interdisciplinary collaboration depends on clear roles, mutual respect, and serious integration of complementary expertise.

Discuss an Engagement

Describe the Opportunity

I consider invitations involving research collaboration, grant development, methodological advising, evaluation, speaking, workshops, panels, review, and advisory service.

Please include a brief description of:

  • the project or opportunity;
  • the anticipated role;
  • the current stage of development;
  • the intended audience;
  • timing;
  • whether the engagement is virtual, in-person, or flexible.

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Professor of Quantitative Methods · Associate Dean for Research