Dates: February 2019 - Present
Responsibilities: Design program evaluation and randomized controlled trials for public and private institutions to examine intervention effectiveness among low-income women, parents, and families domestically and across low- and middle-income countries. Examples include evaluating an RCT of mental health and literacy interventions in Zambia, evaluating the efficacy of a child sexual abuse intervention for low-income women in the US, examining the impact of media use on IPV attitudes among men in Honduras, evaluating the efficacy of a neurofeedback intervention among low-income children with complex trauma in Utah, and evaluating the efficacy of a mother-child relational intervention in Mexico. Conduct complex statistical analyses for university professors on parent-child primary and secondary longitudinal data to assist in publication in high-impact journals. Publish findings in peer-reviewed journals; present findings to program executives and make recommendations for program modification. Projects thus far have utilized path analysis, propensity score matching, multilevel modeling, longitudinal mediation analysis, latent class analysis, growth curve modeling, and categorical data analysis in Stata, Mplus, and R.