Her area of research is construction management as it relates to safety, mega-projects, and automated data collection. She has graduated 30 Masters and PhD students with several more nearing completion. With over 65 journal and conference papers published to date, she continues to share research with her peers and the construction industry. As an instructor, she currently teaches construction management to second-year undergraduate civil engineering students, survey camp, and a graduate course in computer modelling techniques. She served in various leadership roles in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, including Associate Chair Undergraduate, Vice Dean Graduate, Chair of Civil Engineering, and most recently, Acting Dean.