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Research Interests

My research focuses on epidemiology, specifically the mathematical and statistical modeling of disease, with an emphasis on control. I am particularly interested in the ways that data can be used for real-time response to disease.

Teaching

I teach Principles and Methods of Epidemiology, PATH 517, every fall. I also lead the discussion-based Epidemiology/Parasitology Seminar, PATH 527, most springs, with a changing topic each semester. I co-facilitating a new course on Global One Health: Infectious Diseases, being held in Fall 2019 under PATH 494. I am also available for independent studies related to epidemiology and disease modeling.

URL

http://vetmed.illinois.edu/mdci/

Education/Academic qualification

epidemiology, PhD, Longitudinal Data Analysis of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis, Cornell University

Award Date: Aug 22 2011

biosecurity and risk analysis, MS, Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus Biosecurity for Cow-Calf Enterprises, Kansas State University

Award Date: Aug 10 2007

veterinary, DVM, NA, Cornell University

Award Date: May 29 2005

Keywords

  • RA0421 Public health. Hygiene. Preventive Medicine
  • epidemiology
  • disease modeling
  • data analysis

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