Ascher K. Munion

Ascher K. Munion is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at East Carolina University, serving as Certificate Coordinator for Quantitative Methods. His research integrates dynamical systems theory with advanced quantitative methodology to address measurement and missing data challenges in longitudinal studies.

His educational background:

• PhD, Psychology, University of Utah (2020)
• MS, Psychology, University of Utah (2017)
• BS, Psychology, Arizona State University (2015)

Dr. Munion specializes in measurement theory and missing data management for multivariate longitudinal data, with applied work modeling dynamic processes in health contexts (depression, type 1 diabetes, pain) and social systems (romantic relationships, family dynamics). His methodological innovations bridge complex statistical theory with real-world health applications.

His publication record reveals consistent application of advanced quantitative techniques to health psychology and psychopathology, featuring Bayesian structural equation modeling for adolescent trauma assessment, nonlinear dynamic analysis of psychological data, and coordination dynamics in diabetes self-management among emerging adults.

Dr. Munion is not accepting new doctoral students for the 2024 cycle. No information was found regarding research grants, laboratory facilities, or scientific awards.