Quantitative Methods

I have taught quantitative methods for over a decade, including teaching courses, offering workshops on basic and advanced statistical topics, and consulting on individual research projects.

Courses Taught (University of Toronto)

SOC222 - Measuring the Social World

SOC6302 - Statistics for Sociologists

SOC6708 - Advanced Data Analysis: Analys of Longitudinal/Panel Data

SOC6708 - Improving the Evidentiary Value of (Your) Social Science Research: Problems, Strategies, and Solutions

Human Behavior

My research interests in human behavior span disciplinary boundaries, but my teaching thus far consisted of an overview of sociological social psychology, and a course on sociological theories of human action. The latter course gives attention to classical perspectives, rational choice, identities, pragmatism, attitudes, values, and dual-process models. A recurring theme is the tension between individual and situational explanations of behavior.

Courses Taught (University of Toronto)

SOC402 - Understanding Human Action

SOC344 - Sociological Approaches to Social Psychology

Courses Taught (Code Horizons)

Introduction to R for Data Analysis

Essential R Skills for Intermediate Users

R for Stata Users

Designing Effective Online Surveys