About us
The Educational Research and Evaluation Laboratory (EREL) features 10 computers with select statistical software — Mplus, RStudio, SPSS, and Stata — available for use, in addition to three machines reserved for Research, Measurement, and Statistics faculty and graduate student use. We also offer:
- Consultation on quantitative research questions
- Consultation on appropriate statistical analyses
- Consultation on appropriate statistical software and computer code
Lab Hours
718 Harrington Lab Temporarily Closed
Please visit the Virtual Open Access Lab for remote access to computer lab resources: https://voal.tamu.edu
Virtual Statistical & Quantitative Methods Help Hours
E-mail the EREL at erel@tamu.edu for assistance and to be added to its Zoom channel.
Monday – Friday: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
718 Harrington Education Tower (Temporarily Closed)
EREL Leadership
Dr. Myeongsun Yoon
Associate Professor
Dr. Eunkyeng (Elly) Baek
Assistant Professor
Dr. Christopher Thompson
Assistant Professor
Graduate Student Assistants
Mirim Kim: mrkim37@tamu.edu (718K Harrington Education Tower)
This is my fifth year in the RMS program. I have earned a bachelor’s degree is in Psychology and master’s degree in Quantitative Psychology. My methodical research focuses include psychometrics, measurement invariance, structural equation modeling, non-normal data analysis, as well as other topics. I enjoy working with psychological data and am currently working on team construct projects like leadership and team creativity.
I enjoy helping students and sharing my knowledge and experiences, but am easily startled. So, come visit me, but please knock on my door gently.
Haoran Li: haoranli@tamu.edu (718J Harrington Education Tower)
I am a first-year doctoral student with a master’s degree in applied psychology. Methodologically, I am interested in multi-level modeling, structural equation modeling and longitudinal analysis. I am interested in analyzing longitudinal development of cognitive ability and changes in academic motivation.
Brandie Semma: BrandieSemma@tamu.edu (718K Harrington Education Tower)
I am a fourth-year doctoral student focusing on Research, Measurement, and Statistics. My interests are in meta-analysis and missing data. I received my master’s degree in Educational Psychology from Texas A&M and my bachelor’s from the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
Naike Wang: wangnaike@tamu.edu (718J Harrington Education Tower)
I am a first-year doctoral student in the Research, Methodology, and Statistics program. My master’s is in Forensic Mental Health Counseling. Meta-analysis is my primary research interest.