Is a social science researcher, who has experience cleaning, entering, collecting, and organizing data into interpretable datasets. Has used both Access and Excel spread sheets and has organized and merged data from multiple Excel spreadsheets. Has used R and SPSS statistical software to analyzed data, using linear regression analysis, multinomial regression analysis, and descriptive statistics. For government agencies, academic institutions, and nonprofit organizations, on issues including criminal justice, gun violence, public health, and housing. Has also gathered and reviewed sources, including academic articles, news reports, state statues and law articles, to write reports, papers, charts, literature reviews, and presentations on policy research. Including informational charts to help summarize and compare different proposals on police reform, and the 9th edition of Professor Ehrlich's Family Law for Paralegals book.Has a Master of Arts in Applied Sociology from the University of Massachusetts Boston, Bachelors of Arts in Sociology from Clark University. Along with certifications in R statistical software.
