​I'm a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research. My work, generally, focuses on describing how race matters in population health. This includes: (1) explicating how and why racial disparities in health outcomes are generated, rather than just quantifying the size of said inequalities; (2) connecting broad, structural features that are related to race (e.g.,  mass incarceration; residential segregation) to health disparities; and (3) examining how other social-locational attributes that organize US society intersect with race to stratify health. In addressing these topics, I use machine/statistical learning methodologies and techniques for drawing causal(-like) inferences from non-experimental data.