Finding help
A set of supplemental materials for students who are currently enrolled in one of my courses or others looking for finance related resources.
A collection of resources to help beginners learn how to code. These resources focus on Python, but also include helpful resources for other languages.
This is a detailed description of how I record my lectures and other outside materials, including recommendations for recording equipment.
Writing is the best way to learn what you really think. These are a collection of writings that help me formulate my thought process on a variety of issues.
A subset of my published research
View my CV for a complete list of my research.
I occasionally share working papers on the Social Science Research Network.
Who am I?
Hello! I am an assistant professor of finance at Wright State University, where I teach a variety of courses, including Quantitative Finance, FinTech, Corporate Finance, and others. I have published articles on empirical asset pricing, behavioral finance, and other areas. My articles have been published in academic journals such as the Journal of Empirical Finance, the Journal of Investing, and the Journal of Asset Management.
Although I grew up in Florida, I lived in Brazil for two years, where I learned Portuguese. I'm always looking for a Portuguese speakers to practice. My hobbies include technology, sports, traveling, and the Oxford comma.
Check out my curriculum vitae for a more detailed description of my professional activities.
