My research focuses on using liquid chromatography coupled with high resolution mass spectrometry to reveal the chemical composition of complex organic matrices, with a focus on the marine environment.

My background is in mathematics education and I am a fellow of the American Statistical Association.

As an Assistant Professor of Urban Science at Florida State University, I investigate a fundamental question: How do the places we live in and the people we interact with shape our choices? My research develops advanced spatial models to uncover these complex relationships between context and human behavior.

I conduct research on how the lobbying profession has changed over time and why. 

I am interested in broad topics in economic theory including information economics, dynamic games, contract theory and corporate finance.

My interests are in occupational medicine, public health, pealth economics, health technology/informatics, healthcare administration, healthcare analytics, data, health benefits design, strategy, and HSA hesearch design.

I am director of the Nursing and Artificial Intelligence Innovation Consortium.

I am teaching graduate programs for College of Nursing.

I have been performing and recording music within the Mid-Atlantic region for the past 24 years. At home in traditional recording studio environments, I enjoy working with singer-songwriters and a broad range of genres and collaborators. My research interests include topics in ear training and music production. I have published papers on the topics of music proficiency in sound recording technology programs, cloud-based music production, and technical ear training.