About me

I am a Ph.D. candidate in sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and also hold a master’s degree in statistics from the same university. I am interested in developing and applying rigorous and impactful tools in statistics. My methodological interests lie in causal inference, particularly mediation/longitudinal estimands and causal machine learning. My substantive areas include social stratification and mobility, sociology of education, and health disparity.

You can find my CV here.

News

1/30/2025 Counterfactual Slopes and Their Applications in Social Stratification has been accepted at Sociological Methodology!
11/17/2024 My paper with Qi Zheng won the Best Student Paper Award of the East Asia Special Interest Group of Comparative and International Education Society.
10/31/2024 Nonparametric Causal Decomposition of Group Disparities has been accepted at Annals of Applied Statistics!
10/24/2024 At the International Biometric Conference in December, I will present Detecting and Understanding the Difference between Natural Mediation Effects and Their Randomized Interventional Analogues.