Mentors

My Mentors

Guiding My Academic, Professional, and Personal Journey

Prof. Ofer Harel

Professor & Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences · University of Connecticut

Prof. Harel’s expertise in missing data, biostatistics, and collaborative research methodology has significantly shaped my statistical foundation and inspired my commitment to impactful, community-centered research.

Prof. Briana Joy K. Stephenson

Assistant Professor of Biostatistics · Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Prof. Stephenson’s pioneering work in nutrition epidemiology, latent variable models, and representation for underrepresented communities has deeply influenced my research direction and professional aspirations.

Dr. Rebbecca Wilson

Principal Statistician · The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson

Dr. Wilson has provided invaluable academic mentorship, career guidance, and personal support, especially during critical milestones in my graduate journey. Her leadership and generosity have strengthened my commitment to excellence.

Dr. Stephanie McIver

Executive Director of Student Health & Counseling (SHAC) · University of New Mexico

Dr. McIver’s compassion, encouragement, and genuine investment in student success have shaped my resilience and well-being. Her example continues to inspire my commitment to mentorship and community service. Involving me in her ongoing research projects made a significant difference in my journey.

Dr. Enoch Sakyi-Yeboah

Senior Lecturer, Department of Statistics & Actuarial Science · University of Ghana

Dr. Sakyi-Yeboah mentored me during my undergraduate studies at the University of Ghana. His encouragement and belief in my potential laid the foundation for my academic path and pursuit of graduate studies.