About

I am a statistician and teacher at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, where I teach mathematics and statistics and direct the Math Assistance Center.

Work

My research focuses on bias-robust Bayesian evidence synthesis: how to evaluate a body of studies when publication bias, small-study effects, and selective reporting complicate conventional summaries. My recent preprint develops a simulation-characterized evidential-audit workflow for meta-analytic corpora and demonstrates it with a nutrition intervention corpus.

I also build public course materials and the systems behind them. The teaching portfolio now includes ten course-material sites. It also provides a public demonstration layer for Course Builder, a developing course-design harness for coherent, reproducible, and reviewable AI-assisted curriculum work.

Across both areas, I care about work that is transparent, reusable, and straightforward for someone else to inspect, rerun, or extend.

Outside work

Outside work, I boulder, garden, care for animals with my wife, Jenn, and take on woodworking and home projects. I like making things that are useful, durable, and improved through revision.

If you want to get in touch, the contact page has the best ways to reach me.