My first publication, “The Ties that Bribe,” is online today in Criminology! Read to see how corruption and crime climbed the political ladder in Chicago. Massive thanks to coauthor @cmsmith_soc for her support and mentorship.
https://t.co/Rjh99EDvWw
I knew I wanted to get my first publication framed, and I finally did! Regardless of anything else, this exists and I helped make it. Thanks again to my co-author @cmsmith_soc, and to @wakefield_sara who sent me a physical copy to use! Paper info: https://t.co/fSLTiptvXa
Episode 35 is here! It's our Grad Spotlight episode, which features PhD Candidate Jared Joseph (@Epsian). We talk about corruption and organized crime in Chicago during the prohibition era using a network analysis perspective!
https://t.co/XdlXlDfZRM
Today we had doctoral candidate Jared Joseph (@Epsian) on the podcast! We discussed corruption and organized crime, including his recent lead-authored paper in Criminology on corruption, politics, and crime in Chicago around the Prohibition era. Episode coming 12/20!
DSSG 2022 Fellowship applications open! Do good work with great people using data. My DSSG fellowship was a formative professional experience, and helped me understand what I wanted to do with the skills I've gained through grad school.
Applications for the 2022 Data Science for Social Good Summer Fellowship are now open. We’re excited to run our first program at @CarnegieMellon Come join us if you care about equitable social impact and how #data#machinearning#ai can help. Apply at https://t.co/eSFU7Y3cUM
In the spirit of transparency and reproducibility in research, the full codebase used for this project is also freely available online. Check it out to see how it was done!
https://t.co/Wf1TpTIOoa
My first publication, “The Ties that Bribe,” is online today in Criminology! Read to see how corruption and crime climbed the political ladder in Chicago. Massive thanks to coauthor @cmsmith_soc for her support and mentorship.
https://t.co/Rjh99EDvWw
@cmsmith_soc Thanks Chris! I wouldn't have been able to get this far without all your mentorship. Another thanks to @ASAnews for the honor of being selected.
JUST IN: The #2020Census national self-response rate has bumped up to 62.2% as of July 19.
You can still participate in the count that the Constitution says must include every person living in the U.S. and that Congress controls:
- https://t.co/wrfN45leQ2
- 1-844-330-2020
I got to work with some of the most dedicated and passionate people I’ve ever met during my 2019 stay with @datascifellows. It was a remarkably enriching experience, and I’m grateful I got to use the skills I’ve learned in academia for demonstrable good in the world.
Applications for the 2020 Data Science for Social Good Fellowship at Carnegie Mellon University are now open - Apply to be a fellow, mentor, project manager, or project partner
https://t.co/RseOJBzBAV
39 million people.
My home state of #California is looking for a Chief Data Officer.
#Data community, check it out + please share this opportunity! #civictech#leadership
@SipkaSays @Anthony_Rentsch I double the James et al 2013 "An Introduction to Statistical Learning", great reference, and it doesn't use the tidyverse!
This summer I’m working with great people on Data Science that matters. My team has been partnered with Ofsted to help them use their data to better prioritize inspections of Independent Fostering Agencies that care for children. For more: https://t.co/XMPyF9PSPR and @DssgTuring.