Projects

Welcome to my Projects section — a curated showcase of real-world problems I’ve tackled using data. From interactive dashboards to statistical modeling and client reports, these projects reflect my passion for translating messy data into powerful insights. Click through to explore my work in sports analytics, public health, business intelligence, and more.

Mortality Trends
in the US

Mortality Trends US Project Preview

Dive into the shifting landscape of U.S. mortality from 1999 to 2017—revealing patterns, disparities, and leading causes of death through rich R-powered visualizations.

MKT Faculty Ratings
Analysis

MKT Faculty Ratings Project Preview

What drives great student evaluations? This project explores how faculty performance and student behaviors shape course ratings—using real classroom data and mixed-effects modeling.

Diabetes Predictor
Model Comparison

Diabetes Predictor Project Preview

Can we predict diabetes before symptoms arise? This project compares machine learning models to find the most accurate approach for early detection based on biometric and demographic patterns.

LMPD Traffic Stop
Analysis

LMPD Traffic Stop Analysis Preview

Same city. Same laws. Different realities. This project uncovers unsettling patterns in how race and class may influence police search decisions during traffic stops in Louisville.

Aloe arborescens
Antifungal Study

Aloe arborescens Antifungal Study

How effective are natural compounds in reducing fungal virulence? This study models the impact of Aloe-derived treatments on Candida albicans morphology using quasi-Poisson regression and hypothesis testing.

Great Lakes Ice Cover

Great Lakes Ice Cover Project

Is winter vanishing before our eyes? This project dives deep into five decades of Great Lakes ice data to uncover unsettling trends—what we found might change how you think about climate change in North America.

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  • Data Insight Mini Reports

    Data Insight Mini Projects

    Three compact projects—three windows into real-world data. From predicting customer churn, to comparing blood pressure drugs, to estimating Miami University's commuting emissions, this trio shows how data science solves problems big and small.