Eric Reyes

Dr. Eric Reyes is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, specializing in Biostatistics and statistics education. He holds a PhD from North Carolina State University (2011) and has been faculty since 2012. His research focuses on medical applications, rural health, and non-traditional grading methods. He collaborates with Indiana University School of Medicine on community health projects and advises Rose-Hulman's InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. Reyes developed the IntroAnalysis R package for modeling-based statistics education.

Education: PhD in Statistics (NCSU 2011), MStat (NCSU 2008), BSc from Rose-Hulman (2006). Professional activities include statistical consulting for biomedical engineering and medical students, advising over 12 student research projects, and contributing to national conferences on statistics education.

Research emphasizes rural healthcare disparities, EMS treatment efficacy, and pedagogical innovation. His work with IU medical students has produced over 10 peer-reviewed articles on rural health topics since 2018. Teaching innovations include pioneering non-traditional grading systems and remote learning strategies documented in published pedagogical papers.