Statistician · Systems Thinker · Renaissance Man
"Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man."
— Francis Bacon, Essays (1625)
About
I am a statistician, systems thinker, and aspiring Renaissance man.
Professionally, I work as the Director of Research and Analytics for the Florida College System (FCS), where I conduct long-term studies, lead technology changes, and oversee all statutory reporting for the FCS.
My research interests are quite varied, both professionally and personally. The former includes demography, sampling methods, applied Game Theory, and efficent and ethical uses for Large Language Models (LLMs) in work and education. The latter includes Baroque music, military history, urban planning, international relations, and early modern European history. I am a classically trained pianist, an unapologetic Jane Austen fan, and enjoy reading nearly everything from philosophy to physics.
In my spare time I republish out-of-print Anglican theological texts and direct the Whitaker Fellowship at Prolego Press. Professional inquiries, collaboration requests, and questions about my research are always welcome.
Current Work
Professional
Examining in-state migration patterns for Florida college students across the state's regions.
Research
Building stylostatistical models for the Greek New Testament to explore the relationship between writing style, genre, and rhetorical register.
Publishing
Directing the Whitaker Fellowship at Prolego Press and editing modern editions of out-of-print Anglican theological texts.
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