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Timothy McAuliffe, PhD
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Timothy L. McAuliffe, PhD

Professor; Director, Quantitative Core

Locations

  • Medical College of Wisconsin
    Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine

Contact Information

Education

PhD, Biostatistics; University of California, Los Angeles
MS, Mathematics; Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville
BA, Mathematics; Bellarmine College, Louisville, KY

Research Interests

Dr. McAuliffe is a biostatistician with particular experience in the evaluation of HIV prevention intervention outcomes. His research at CAIR focuses on the reliability and validity of self-reported risk behavior, and on developing and evaluating novel HIV risk assessment strategies and methods to evaluate the effectiveness of HIV prevention interventions including electronic diary reports for reporting sexual activity. His expertise has led to the development of analytical strategies in HIV prevention trials involving community and social network randomization.

Publications

Publications of Timothy L. McAuliffe PhD from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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