You can see all my publications (sorted by date, number of citations or title) on Google Scholar. This page also has links to almost everyhing I have written that is available electronically. It also has some cool summary statistics on citations.

Teaching: My Ph.D. teaching Quantitative Methods III (usually taught in Fall of the 2nd year) builds off various interests in longitudinal data (time series, time-series--cross-section, event history, spatial data) and uses Bayesian and classical methods. The methods training program at NYU is in transition as we hire more methodologists, so, for example, Cyrus Samii now teaches causality which used to taught in QuantIII, freeing up for time for Bayesian methods in my course.  t. I am hopeful that I can offload the Bayesian part of my course to a fully ordained follower of the Rev. Bayes so I can do some other cool stuff in the future. For specifics on past and current courses may be found here.

Current Vita

Recent Conference Presentations and Seminars:

• Overheads for a talk at the University of Rochester, April 6, 2012
• Is OLS with a binary dependent variable really OK?: Estimating (mostly) TSCS models with binary dependent variables and fixed effects