Hello,
I am an Assistant Professor in Psychology at California State University, Dominguez Hills. In this role, I teach courses, conduct research, and am director of the MOSAIC Lab.
I’m an interdisciplinary cognitive scientist interested in how people learn and think about math and science. I love to teach and discuss cognition, statistics, computing, and research methods. I’m also passionate about open, inclusive science and making science communication more transparent, effective, and human.
I previously taught at the University of Minnesota and UCLA, and served as president of Psychology in Action.
Interests
- Math Learning
- Mathematical Cognition
- Statistical Thinking
- Open Science
- Science Communication
- Computational Thinking
- Data Literacy
- Causal Inference
Education
Ph.D., Cognitive Psychology
Specialization: Computational Cognition
Minor: Quantitative Psychology
Specialization: Computational Cognition
Minor: Quantitative Psychology
2016, UCLA