My research uses social network analysis to better understand various social phenomena, including identity structures, reproducibility in the social sciences, social support and HIV prevention, and social-ecological systems. I have also studied affective and cognitive responses to moral scenarios and impression formation processes. I love teaching to diverse audiences by creating welcoming spaces and using active learning and evidence-based approaches.
PhD in Sociology, 2020
Duke University
MA in Sociology, 2017
Duke University
BSc Organizational Psychology, 2012
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador