Eliany Perez

Eliany Perez

Data Analyst | Program Evaluation | Quantitative Research

TEACH.org

University of Florida

SCANN Lab

About me

I am a data analyst and quantitative researcher who transforms complex data into clear insights, scalable tools, and practical recommendations. I specialize in data visualization, program evaluation, process automation, and connecting information across multiple systems to help organizations measure their impact and make informed decisions.

At TEACH.org, I develop dashboards, data workflows, and outcome analyses that help teams understand how prospective educators engage with our services and progress toward becoming teachers. My work has strengthened the organization’s ability to measure outcomes across programs and regions, evaluate outreach and conversion trends, and make strategic decisions about program growth, data collection, and resource allocation. My technical toolkit includes Tableau, Salesforce, Alteryx, Python, Power BI, and advanced Excel.

I hold a PhD in Psychology with a specialization in Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience from the University of Florida. My research training brings additional strength in quantitative methods, experimental design, computational modeling, and communicating complex findings to technical and nontechnical audiences.

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Interests
  • Data analysis and visualization
  • Program evaluation
  • Data integration and automation
  • Education and workforce outcomes
  • Quantitative research
Education
  • PhD in Psychology, Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience, 2025

    University of Florida

  • MS in Psychology, Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience, 2023

    University of Florida

  • BS in Psychology, 2017

    University of Florida

  • BA in Anthropology, 2017

    University of Florida

Publications

Individual differences in spatial navigation

Variability in human spatial navigation is the rule rather than the exception. Some people become lost easily and frequently, whereas …

Aging in an “infodemic”: The role of analytical reasoning, affect, and news consumption frequency on news veracity detection.

Increasing misinformation spread poses a threat to older adults but there is little research on older adultswithin the fake news …

Chronic oxytocin administration in older men modulates functional connectivity during animacy perception

While aging is associated with social-cognitive change and oxytocin plays a crucial role in social cognition, oxytocin’s effects on the …

Safety and tolerability of chronic intranasal oxytocin in older men: results from a randomized controlled trial

Rationale Most studies evaluating the safety and tolerability of intranasal oxytocin (OT) have not reported consistent adverse events …

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