Ahmed Ali

Ahmed Ali serves as an Adjunct Faculty member in the Department of Clinical Psychology at The Chicago School's Dallas campus, leveraging his interdisciplinary background to bridge quantitative methods with psychological practice.

Education:

• PhD in Mathematics, University of Texas Arlington (2016)
• MA in Economics, Brooklyn College (2009)
• MA in Computer Science, Brooklyn College (2007)
• BS in Computer Science, Brooklyn College (2005)

Research Focus: Dr. Ali specializes in applying advanced mathematical and computational frameworks to clinical psychology. His work emphasizes quantitative modeling of behavioral patterns, statistical analysis of psychological data, and algorithmic approaches to therapeutic interventions, reflecting his unique convergence of mathematics, computer science, and clinical practice.

Current Academic Appointments:

• Adjunct Assistant Professor of Instruction, University of Texas at Arlington (Fall 2023–Present)
• Adjunct Professor, Southern Methodist University (Fall 2023–Present)
• Adjunct Professor, Texas Christian University (Fall 2016–Present)
• Adjunct Professor, Collin College (Fall 2023–Present)
• Adjunct Professor, Tarrant County College–Northeast (Spring 2015–Present)

Prior Teaching Roles:

• Assistant Professor of Instruction, University of Texas at Arlington (Fall 2022–Summer 2023)
• Full-time Lecturer, University of Texas at Arlington (Fall 2020–Spring 2022)
• Lecturer I, University of Texas at Dallas (Fall 2016–Spring 2018)
• Part-time Lecturer, University of Texas at Arlington (Fall 2016–Spring 2018)

No scientific awards, research teams, or laboratory affiliations were documented in available materials.