teaching

i teach at the intersection of statistical theory and real-world application, with an emphasis on social science and public health contexts. i have taught at all levels — from introductory statistics to advanced data science — across four institutions in three countries.

current courses — university of southampton

RESM2001 — introduction to data analytics · module lead · spring 2025 & 2026

foundation course covering data wrangling, visualisation, and introductory modelling for social science students.

RESM3001 — applied quantitative methods for social sciences · module lead · autumn 2024 & 2025

advanced methods course covering regression modelling, causal inference, and applied data analysis in R.

previous teaching

reed college (2023–2024)

• MATH 241 — data science · instructor · spring 2024
• MATH 141 — introduction to statistics & probability · instructor · autumn 2023

mcgill university (2022–2023)

• EPIB 638 — mathematical modeling of infectious diseases · guest lecturer · autumn 2022

university of washington (2017–2021)

• HMS 520 — data analysis and programming tools in health sciences · teaching fellow · autumn 2021
• GH 345 — global health economics · teaching assistant · spring 2021
• GH 556 — advanced quantitative methods for global health · teaching assistant · winter 2020 & 2021

sciencespo paris & sorbonne (2014–2016)

• micro-economic evaluation of public policy · teaching assistant · autumn 2016
• introduction to statistics and econometrics · teaching assistant · autumn 2014 & 2015

supervision

i welcome enquiries from prospective phd and master’s students interested in spatial statistics, survey methodology, small-area estimation, or quantitative global health.

from september 2026 i co-supervise a phd project on data-driven governance in global health, studying how donor targets and model-based estimates travel from global programmes into national and local decisions (a comparative study of pepfar in mozambique and côte d’ivoire), with joseph larmarange (ird) and kristine nilsen (southampton).

current & recent supervisees