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Angela He
SSDS Consultant
Angela is a PhD student in the Sociology Department. Her current research interests include housing, race/ethnicity, and economic sociology. She mainly uses survey experiments and qualitative methods in her research.
Consulting areas: Data wrangling, data visualization, regression, social sciences, statistics, survey design
Software/tools: R, Qualtrics
Hye Jee Kim
SSDS Consultant
Hye Jee is a PhD student in Sociology. Her current research projects examine racial inequalities in health, racial bias, and Asian American racialization using both quantitative and qualitative methods.
Consulting Areas: social science, data wrangling, data visualization, regression, statistics
Software/Tools: R, Stata
Nay San
SSDS Consultant
Tara Chiatovich
SSDS Consultant
Tara works as a research and data scientist for an education technology company after earning her Ph.D. from the Standford Graduate School of Education. Her research cuts across academics, behavior, and social-emotional learning in K-12 schools and uses both traditional statistical approaches and machine learning. She is currently analyzing survey data measuring students' social-emotional learning from before to during the pandemic to examine how trends over time changed during the schooling disruptions from COVID-19.
Consulting areas: Data wrangling, data visualization, data reduction, regression, multi-level modeling, time-series analysis
Software/tools: R, Python, Stata, SAS, Git, Excel, Qualtrics
Allex Ravenscar Desronvil
SSDS Consultant
Allex is a PhD Candidate in Sociology. His work investigates the intersection of social inequality and the sociology of law through causal inference and computational methods. His work uses publically-available datasets (such as the NHIS, Census data, etc.) and some restricted-access text data.
Consulting areas: Data wrangling, data visualization, regression, social sciences, statistics, longitudinal data
Software/tools: R, Stata, Git / GitHub, Excel, Qualtrics
Evan Muzzall
Head of SSDS
I am a formally trained bioarchaeologist and forensic anthropologist who became interested in data science through the measurement of bones, stones, and archaeological sites a long time ago. I earned my PhD in Biological Anthropology from Southern Illinois University Carbondale and, before joining Stanford, was the Instructional Services Lead at the UC Berkeley D-Lab. My personal research spans functional biomechanics, mortuary archaeology, microbiology, conflict and war, teaching pedagogy, depression, perioperative complications, survey design and analysis, and machine learning. I love anything to do with dogs, music, cooking, and the outdoors.
Consulting areas: Computational text analysis, data wrangling, data visualization, deep learning, digital humanities, geospatial mapping, machine learning, natural language processing, social sciences, time series
Software/tools: R, Python, Bash, PAST, Git / GitHub, Excel, Qualtrics, Lucidchart
Website: https://cidr.link/muzzall