Teaching

Teaching presentations

I hate group projects! A solution to group work angst using interdisciplinary consulting as a guide. link

Sampling: graduate level class that taught systems control and sampling design to engineering and statistics majors
Intermediate statistics: required by all science graduate students
Introduction to statistics: taught many iterations of this class including one for business majors, a calculus-based version for life science majors, a version for general science majors, and a minimally quantitative version as a general education course
Calculus: tailored to business and finance majors
Algebra

Intermediate statistics: I created this class as part of the new statistics minor. It included non-parametric statistics, categorical data analysis, sampling design, data wrangling, and R programming along with other intermediate level topics.
Introduction to statistics: heavily involved in reworking these classes while at BYU-I. Responsible for making all homework online and automatically graded with feedback for students. The classroom was flipped classroom with a strong emphasis on group work and case studies during class. Individual classes were focused on business, social sciences, or biostatistics.
Math for the real world: practical math including finance, statistics, and probability.

Introduction to data quality assessment: webinar series for clients and coworkers
Introduction to sampling design: brown bag series for clients and coworkers