Resume

• 2018

  Poster presentation in the 25th Annual Biopharmaceutical Applied Statistics Symposium (BASS XXV)

  Savanah

  GA

  10/16/2018

• 2017

  Presentation in the Statistics Seminar at Georgia Southern University

  03/24/2017

  A New Measure of Diagnostic Accuracy with Cut-point Selection Criterion for K-stage diseases Using Concordance and Discordance

  *Dissertation topic\n*Presented in the ENAR 2019 Spring Meeting

  Philadelphia

  PA

  03/25/2019

  Kersey

  Jing

  Kersey

  East Georgia State College

  Georgia Southern University

  East Georgia State College

  Instructor of Mathematics

  East Georgia State College

  Assistant Professor

  Assistant professor in mathematics at East Georgia State College and teach College Algebra

  Pre-calculus

  Calculus I

  II & III

  and Introduction to Statistics.

  East Georgia State College

  Preceptorship in the School of Health and Kinesiology

  I worked on NSCH (National Survey of Children's Health) data with the research group in the School of Health and Kinesiology at Georgia Southern University. We are also working on a meta-analysis on quality of life for children with cerebral palsy.

  Georgia Southern University

  English

  Chinese

  Public Health Travel Grant

  College of Public Health at Georgia Southern University

  Distinguished Faculty of 2015

  East Georgia State College

  BASS XXV Travel Award

  BASS XXV Travel Award issued by Biopharmaceutical Applied Statistics Symposium (BASS) for me to attend and present in the 25th BASS annual meeting on Oct 15-18

  2018 in Savannah

  GA.

  Biopharmaceutical Applied Statistics Symposium (BASS)

  College of Graduate study Professional Development Grant

  Georgia Southern University

  Distinguished Faculty of 2019

  East Georgia State College

• 2016

  Dr. PH

  I am working on my dissertation 'New measures for diagnostic accuracy'.

  Biostatistics

  Georgia Southern University

• 2008

  Master's degree in Mathematics

  Mathematics and Statistics

• 1998

  Bachelor's degree

  Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Education

  Hubei University

  China

• Microsoft PowerPoint

  Chinese Language

  SAS Programming

  Organic Gardening

  Research

  Teaching in Mathematics

  Data Analysis

  Time Management

  University Teaching

  Social Media

  Biostatistics

  Critical Thinking Assessment

  Presentation Skills

  Public Speaking

  R

  Academic Advising

  Chapter 3 Case Study: Does PM2.5 contribute to the incidence of lung and bronchial cancers in the United States?

  Book chapter in book 'Spatiotemporal Analysis of Air Pollution and Its Application in Public Health'\nISBN: 978012815822; \neBook ISBN: 9780128165263

  Chapter 3 Case Study: Does PM2.5 contribute to the incidence of lung and bronchial cancers in the United States?

  Weitian Tong

  Xiaolu Zhou

  Atin Adhikari

  Jingjing Yin

  The Impact of PM2.5 on Lung and Bronchial Cancers: Regression and Time Series Analysis in the U.S. from 1999-2014

  Theoretical Properties of the Length-biased Inverse Weibull Distribution

  Contributing author for open resource textbook 'Healthcare Economics'. The book will be used for the eCore course 'HADM 3302 Healthcare Economics'.

  Textbook Transformation on Course Math1121_Introduction to Statistics

  Presentation in the Symposium on the Future of Educational Resources

  University of Middle Georgia

  GA

  01/13/2017

  Valid Common Odds Ratio Estimators Using Different Stratified Sampling Schemes

  *Research project under review\n*Presentation in the Department Seminars-Biostatistics

  Epidemiology & Environmental Health Sciences (BEE)

  Georgia Southern University

  02/11/2019