About

Bonnie Shook-Sa is an associate professor in the Department of Biostatistics at UNC. She has been a member of the CFAR Biostatistics Core since 2018. Bonnie conducts both statistical methods research and applied infectious disease research. Her methods work focuses on causal inference and survey sampling, where she primarily aims to develop and apply statistical methods to improve the generalizability of infectious disease studies. She also collaborates on a number of HIV studies with CFAR investigators as well as malaria studies. In 2022, she received a CFAR Developmental award titled “Bridged comparisons of HIV therapeutics.” Upon completion, she submitted a K01 award titled “Generalizing effects of infectious disease prevention interventions in the presence of interference,” which was awarded in July of 2024.