Teaching

Teaching is a vital part of academics and of effective science. Currently, in the winter/spring of 2019, I am teaching EPSE 594: Meta-Analysis (Quantitative Research Synthesis).

In the past, I have taught statistics, calculus, and science communications to many UBC students. As a graduate student, I proudly served as both the Vice President and the Chief Negotiator for the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 2278, representing over 3000 UBC graduate and undergraduate teaching assistants and markers.

Workshops

Slides for inaugural Bayes workshop, April 15th & 17th, 2019:

Current Courses

EPSE 581C: Causal Inference for Applied Researchers
Office Hours are Mondays and Wednesdays 1:30 - 2:30 PM in Scarfe 2526.
EPSE 594, Meta-Analysis: Quantitative Research Synthesis

Past Courses

18 Sep-Dec: EPSE 592, Design and Analysis of Experiments
18 Jan-Apr: STAT 450, Case Studies in Statistics
18 Jan-Apr: STAT 302, Introduction to Probability 
17 Sep-Dec: STAT 551, Statistical Consulting Practicum
17 Sep-Dec: SCIE 300, Science Communication
17 Jan-Apr: STAT 302, Introduction to Probability
​17 Jan-Feb: DSCI 542, Communication and Argumentation
16 Sep-Dec: SCIE 300, Science Communication
16 Jan-Apr: SCIE 300, Science Communication
15 Sep-Dec: SCIE 300, Science Communication
12 Jan-Apr: MATH 105, Integral Calculus with Applications to Commerce and Social Sciences
11 Sep-Dec: MATH 104, Differential Calculus with Applications to Commerce and Social Sciences