Taylor Krajewski

Taylor Krajewski serves as an Adjunct Faculty member and Ph.D. candidate in the Biostatistics Department at the Gillings School of Global Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she teaches SPHG711 – Data Analysis for Public Health.

Her academic credentials include:

• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the University of Pittsburgh
• Master of Arts in Mathematics Education from the University of Pittsburgh

Her research integrates methodological innovation with public health applications. She specializes in causal inference techniques for complex interference scenarios and applies these methods to optimize therapeutic access and targeting for HIV/AIDS and COVID-19. Through the Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Biostatistics Core, she provides end-to-end biostatistical support from study design to manuscript preparation for infectious disease researchers.

No scientific awards were referenced in the source material.

While she delivers critical biostatistical consultation for CFAR researchers across all project phases, the documentation contains no records of formal graduate student mentorship or specific grant leadership.

Her primary research affiliation is with the CFAR Biostatistics Core at UNC, a collaborative hub advancing infectious disease research through rigorous statistical frameworks.