Quantitative Methods Faculty

	Sun-Joo Cho Professor of Psychology and Human Development Vanderbilt Data Science Institute Affiliate Faculty; LIVE Learning Innovation Incubator Affiliate Faculty	Email (615) 322-8409 213 A Hobbs	Quantitative Methods Psychometrics
	Alexander Christensen Assistant Professor of Psychology and Human Development Data Science Institute Affiliate Faculty	Email Website (615) 343-3180 Hobbs 213B	Quantitative Methods Using network and data science to model dynamical systems in psychology
	David Cole Patricia and Rodes Hart Professor of Psychology and Human Development Director of Graduate Studies	Email Website (615) 343-8712 108A Jesup	Clinical Science Quantitative Methods
	Suzana Herculano-Houzel Associate Professor of Psychology	Email Lab Website Website 615-875-9086 066 Wilson Hall	Cognition and Cognitive Neuroscience Developmental Science Neuroscience Quantitative Methods Interdisciplinary What are different brains made of? What is the extent of brain diversity, what are the rules and constraints, how does that happen in evolution, and what difference does it make?
	Shane Hutton Senior Lecturer, Dept. of Psychology & Human Development	Email 615-875-8379 216 Hobbs	Quantitative Methods Quantitative Methods, categorical data analysis, longitudinal data modeling and survival analysis
	David Lubinski Cornelius Vanderbilt Professor of Psychology Co-Director, Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth (SMPY) Investigator, Vanderbilt Kennedy Center for Research on Human Development	Email Lab Website (615) 343-1195 316 Peabody Administration Building	Quantitative Methods
	Kristopher J. Preacher Professor Lois Autrey Betts Chair in Education & Human Development Associate Chair, Dept. of Psychology & Human Development	Email Website 615-343-1648 202A Hobbs	Quantitative Methods I develop and study multivariate models for correlational and longitudinal data.
	Joe Rodgers Professor of Psychology and Human Development, Emeritus	Email Hobbs 208	Quantitative Methods
	Sonya K. Sterba Professor of Psychology and Human Development Director of the Quantitative Methods Program, and Faculty Advisor for the Data Science Institute	Email Website (615) 343-0507 202B Hobbs	Quantitative Methods
	Chris Strauss Senior Lecturer	Email	Quantitative Methods
	Hao Wu Associate Professor of Psychology and Human Development	Email 3-0364 Hobbs 211B	Quantitative Methods structural equation models, multivariate methods, item response theory, fit evaluation