Aubrey Kehoe

Dr. Aubrey Kehoe serves as the Research Methodologist for the School of Health and Human Sciences Office of Research at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Their expertise lies in applying statistical methodologies to advance research in mental health, infectious disease, and LGBTQ+ health equity through inclusive community programs. They hold a DrPH in Epidemiology from Georgia Southern University, an MPH in Epidemiology from St. George’s University, and a BA in Psychology from the University of South Florida.

Research interests focus on preventing negative mental health outcomes in sexual and gender minority communities, with methodological strengths in both quantitative (descriptive statistics, regression modeling) and qualitative (thematic analysis) approaches. Dr. Kehoe collaborates on projects involving public health policy analysis and pandemic response strategies, as evidenced by recent publications on sleep disparities and SARS-CoV-2 transmission dynamics.

They provide methodological consultation for faculty/students on grant proposals, statistical analysis plans, and data management. Proficient in R, SAS, STATA, NVivo, and REDCap, their services include power analysis, study design optimization, and collaborative grant writing support. Active in professional organizations like the American Statistical Association and Global Alliance for Behavioral Health.