Sean Tomlin

Sean Tomlin

PhD Candidate in Biostatistics

The Ohio State University

Biography

I am a PhD candidate in the Interdisciplinary PhD Program in Biostatistics in the Department of Statistics and the Division of Biostatistics at The Ohio State University. My research interests include topics in causal inference, such as the use of matching, weighting, and regression methods in complex and multilevel observational studies. I am also interested in developing novel approaches to evaluating the health impact of large-scale public policy changes. My dissertation advisor is Dr. Bo Lu.

I currently work as a Graduate Research Associate for the College of Public Health. I am a recipient of the Susan Huntington Dean’s Distinguished Graduate Fellowship and a College of Public Health Fellowship.

Interests
  • Causal inference
  • Matching and weighting methods
  • Quasi-experimental designs
  • Missing data and imputation
  • Health policy evaluation
Education
  • PhD in Biostatistics, 2025

    The Ohio State University

  • MS in Statistics, 2022

    The Ohio State University

  • BS in Statistics, 2020

    Wright State University

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