CHARLES VINCENT HUNTER, JR.
Lilburn, GA 30047
adgre4@r.postjobfree.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincent-hunter-ph-d-b067588/
SUMMARY
Education Ph. D. in Research, Measurement and Statistics with experience in statistical analysis and research; technical writing; system and process analysis and design; project coordination.
EDUCATION
PhD, Educational Policy Studies concentration in Research, Measurement and Statistics, with certificate in Quantitative Methods, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia. December 2014.
MS, Educational Research, Georgia State University, Atlanta, May 2004.
Post Baccalaureate studies, Accounting and Psychology. Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia. 1995—1999.
MBA, International Business. Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia. March 1978.
Graduate Work, linguistics. Seminario Andrés Bello, Instituto Caro y Cuervo, Bogotá, Colombia. 1972—1973.
BA, Modern Languages. St. Andrews Presbyterian College, Laurinburg, North Carolina. May 1972.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Research Associate at Cognia. Assisted statistician with psychometric analysis of company instruments. Analyzed and presented findings of student engagement data at three professional conferences. Developed and produced reports to present data to clients. Participated in two school evaluations. 2017—2020
Part-time Instructor in Educational Policy Studies. Supervised online students in Program Evaluation I, Directed Readings and Research (Computer/ICT Use in Education, Social and Cultural Aspects of Education, Survey Research), and Master’s Project. Assisted with Meta-Analysis course. Taught Quantitative Methods and Analysis I. 2015—2019.
Graduate Research Assistant in Psychology (Lee Branum-Martin, PI). Wrote SAS programs for analysis of data. Coordinated with PI and with users of data to determine analysis needs. 2013—2014.
Graduate Research Assistant in Educational Policy Studies (Hongli Li, PI). Developed and maintained SPSS databases and codebooks. Performed statistical analyses of data, and prepared tables of results for inclusion in journal articles. Helped write journal articles and conference presentations. Reviewed drafts of articles for conformity to style manual for various researchers. 2011—2013.
Intern at Pearson, Psychometric and Research Services, Assessment and Information, Austin, TX. June—July 2010.
Graduate Teaching Assistant for Quantitative Methods in Educational Policy Studies and the Institute of Public Health. Had full responsibility for teaching Quantitative Methods I at the graduate level under the supervision of T.C. Oshima (Summer 2011). Helped prepare and score tests and assignments for Biostatistics in Institute of Public Health under Frances McCarty. Spring, 2011.
Graduate Research Assistant in Educational Psychology and Special Education (M. B. Calhoon, PI). Developed and maintained SPSS databases and codebooks. Scored tests and entered data to databases. Performed statistical analyses of data, prepared tables of results for inclusion in journal articles, and reviewed drafts of articles for conformity to style manual. 2006—2010.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Statistics
Descriptive Statistics
Regression
Multi-level Modeling
Item Response Theory
Classical Test Theory
Cognitive Diagnostic Modeling
Latent Variable Modeling
SEM
Meta-analysis
Survey Research
Computer
SAS
SPSS
M-plus
STATXACT
R
SQL
WORD
EXCEL
POWERPOINT
ACCESS
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Language Skills
Spanish (Fluent)
French (Basic Conversational and Reading knowledge)
Portuguese (Reading knowledge)
Writing and Presentation Skills
Preparing reports for both technical and non-technical audiences
Present results of research to conferences
Present training
Publications: Six articles in journals and conference proceedings
Presentations: 20 presentations in regional and national conferences
Reports: Two psychometric analysis reports