<commit_before>- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/ZacharyCooper.jpg
  bio: "I am a first year PhD student in Anthropology specializing in Archaeology here at the University of Colorado, Boulder. My advisor is Dr. <NAME> and my research interests include ancient migrations, diachronic linguistics, complex systems, and urban scaling."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: "I am a PhD candidate, expecting to graduate in the winter of 2018. My dissertation focuses on critical military geographies of rural Americans during and after the Great War. Drawing on newly accessible comprehensive individual-level civilian and military data, my research employs the techniques of historical demography and spatial analysis within a theoretical framework of space-time as relative, relational and constitutive to argue that the life courses and relationships of individual soldiers bind home and front and necessitate a more nuanced appreciation of the far-reaching and persistent effects of militaristic ideologies and practices. I have presented portions of my work at the annual meetings of the Social Sciences History Association, American Association of Geographers, and the Population Association of America. My first sole-authored paper, forthcoming in Historical Methods, explores automated record linkage methodologies."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/AshlynnDaughton.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is an information science PhD student at the University of Colorado, Boulder. She is interested in leveraging internet data to better inform public health decision makers. She is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley (BS in molecular biology) and Boston University (MA in public health concentrating in maternal and child health and epidemiology). She works with <NAME> at CU Boulder, and holds a position at Los Alamos National Laboratory in the Analytics, Intelligence, and Technology Division. Her current research focuses on using machine learning techniques to better understand human behavior, development of decision support tools for public health professionals, and methods to better incorporate Internet and social media data into traditional epidemiological models."
  website: https://www.colorado.edu/cmci/people/graduate-students/ashlynn-daughton

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/EmirhanDemirhan.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a PhD candidate in Sociology at the University of North Texas. His research interests include democratization, the obstacles to the functioning of democracies, and manipulation of public opinion using computational and quantitative methods. In his dissertation, Emirhan focuses on how Turkish democratization failed as a result of unrestrained defiance to the status quo, which led to the destruction of institutions."
  website: emirhandemirhan.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/AliaGant.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is currently a Diversity Resident Librarian at Penn State University. Prior to joining the university, Ms. Gant studied information science at the University of Texas at Austin where she focused her studies on academic librarianship. Ms. Gant also studied international studies in her graduate and undergraduate programs at the University of Iowa and American University respectively with an emphasis on Western Hemisphere studies and the European Union, focusing on Portuguese speaking countries, Brazil and Portugal. Alia is looking forward to the Summer Institute in Computational Social Science at the University of Colorado at Boulder! She hopes to learn more about CSS and also avenues to intersect her librarianship skills with computational social science methods to enrich her professional and academic research goals."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/AngeliaGiannone.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a doctoral student of Information at the University of Arizona's iSchool. Her research interests span across computational creativity broadly, with specialization in games studies and design, UX design, new media, and cultural studies. Before joining the iSchool, Angelia received her MA at the University of Arizona in Rhetoric, Composition, and the Teaching of English as well as a BS in Professional Writing from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Angelia's current research investigates STEM, maker, and participatory cultures, storytelling in games, and uses of computational social sciences to create media projects focused on socio-cultural agency."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: 
  website: https://www.colorado.edu/ics/pavel-goldstein

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: "Currently working as HR data scientist in Lehi, Utah. Interested in learning and potentially applying CSS methods and concepts in the field of Human Resources."
  website: https://www.linkedin.com/in/krishna-gouripeddi-54025a1a

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: 
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/nyu-nyc/images/myeong.jpg
  bio: <NAME> is currently a 2nd year PhD student in Finance at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
  website: https://www.colorado.edu/business/xiaowen-hu

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/JuhiHuda.jpg
  bio: "Juhi is a doctoral candidate in the Environmental Studies Program (policy core) at CU Boulder. She studies environmental policy and governance in the United States and India focusing on policy change in areas of food systems governance (agricultural biotechnology), disaster and hazards (wildfire), and climate change; and factors influencing policy change such as communication, advocacy, and stakeholders. Her dissertation research investigates the controversial issue of agricultural biotechnology policy in India."
  website: https://www.colorado.edu/envs/juhi-huda

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/EamanJahani.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a graduate research assistant pursuing a PhD degree in Social and Engineering Systems with a minor in Statistics at MIT IDSS. Prior to MIT, he was a software engineer at Google for 4 years. His main training is in statistics and computer science, but recently he has been appreciating econometrics and modeling in applied economics. His past research examined the extent of bubbles vs truth-seeking in cryptocurrency markets and socio-economic prediction in social networks. His current research focuses on structural factors such as networks or institutions that contribute to persistence of inequality."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: 
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/StefaniLangehennig.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a PhD candidate at the University of Colorado Boulder studying American politics and political methodology. Her research focuses on institutions, policy making, and congressional organization. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Government at the University of Texas at Austin and her Masters of Science in Political Science at the University of Nebraska Omaha."
  website: http://stefanilangehennig.com/

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/EunLee.jpg
  bio: "I've just finished my Ph.D. in South Korea about the structural inequality and its effects on the dynamics. I am a huge fan of Complex system group in Colorado, so I applied the summer school to meet and learn from the group. My passion is to understand the effect of heterogeneous characteristics of social network and people's attribute on human behavior and perception. "
  website: https://www.eunlee.net/

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/HuyenLe.png
  bio: "I am a Vietnam Education Foundation (VEF) fellow and a PhD student in Computer Science at the University of Iowa since Fall 2013. Since Fall 2015 I have worked under the supervision of professor <NAME>. My research interests are Social Media Analysis, Text Mining, and Applied Machine Learning. I received my M.S. in Computer Science, Pohang University of Science and Technology, South Korea in 2012 and my B.S. in Computer Science, Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Vietnam in 2010."
  website: http://homepage.cs.uiowa.edu/~hle3/

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/NathanLee-Ammons.jpg
  bio: "Nathan is  a PhD student in the Environmental Studies Program at the University of Colorado - Boulder. Nathan primarily studies factors that influence public acceptance of emerging food technologies in the United States, particularly food technologies that claim to make food systems more sustainable. He is also involved in a research project investigating the interplay of human and natural systems on the outcome of human migration in Bangladesh."
  website: http://carricolab.weebly.com/the-team.html

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/NingziLi.jpg
  bio: "My research interests include organizational theory, economic sociology and non-market strategy. I particularly focus on integrated market and non-market strategies and online community management. I received doctoral degree in sociology from Cornell University."
  website: www.ningzili.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/NickLight.jpg
  bio: "Nick is a PhD Student in the Marketing division at the University of Colorado Leeds School of Business. Broadly his research focuses on consumer judgement and decision making. Specifically, Nick studies consumer perceptions of understanding, simplicity/complexity, and anti-science beliefs."
  website: nicklightresearch.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/JeremiahOsborne-Gowey.jpg
  bio: "I am a PhD student in the Environmental Studies (ENVS) and Environmental Design (ENVD) programs at CU Boulder. I work at the nexus of science, policy and natural resource management. I am particularly interested in collaborative governance approaches to managing interactions between humans and the rest of the natural world. My dissertation research focuses on understanding the role and evolution of network approaches to collaborative governance. My graduate research examines whether and how social learning networks build and foster adaptive capacity and resilience during transitions in complex social-environmental systems. I am currently working with the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network (FAC Net). I have diverse skillset with a background that include statistics, ecology, behavioral interactions, community structure, impacts of introduced species, science communication, and policy and planning. At CU Boulder, I teach methods and planning courses in the ENVD program and have research appointments in the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research (CSTPR) and the Institute of Behavioral Science (IBS). Before joining the Goldstein lab at CU Boulder, I worked for >15 years as an aquatic/landscape ecologist with Federal and State agencies, universities and private and non-profit consulting firms throughout the Western United States. I earned an Honors Bachelor of Science degree in Fisheries and Wildlife (2003), a Master of Science in Quantitative Fish Ecology (2005), and a Master of Public Policy (2016) from Oregon State University. I enjoy spending time in the great outdoors with my partner and kids, friends and animals. My favorite activities include camping, backpacking, fishing, hunting, forest foraging, SCUBA diving, fly tying, traveling, photography, reading, gardening, geocaching, and homebrewing/distilling."
  website: https://www.colorado.edu/envs/jeremiah-osborne-gowey

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: 
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/AnthonyPinter.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Information Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. He works with Dr. <NAME> and the Identity Lab at CU, investigating online audiences' role in identity disclosure and trans experiences in social media. Prior to CU, he completed his B.S. and M.S. in Information Sciences and Technology at Penn State, where he worked with Dr. <NAME> on research related to discrimination in STEM fields. In his free time, he is a prolific music consumer, avid mountain biker, and a high school track coach."
  website: www.anthonypinter.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/KatherineRunge.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a PhD student of political science at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her first field of study is American politics, and her second field of study is research methodology. Her specific areas of research focus on gender and politics in the American context, along with political psychology and voter behavior."
  website: www.katherinelrunge.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/JoshuaSanders.jpg
  bio: "I am a mathematician (MA, U.Colo.) turned statistician. After working in post-secondary math education for the last decade, I have recently started working with <NAME> and <NAME> at the Institute of Behavioral Science at the University of Colorado."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/QiaoniShi.jpg
  bio: 
  website: https://www.katz.business.pitt.edu/student/739

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/SarahShugars.jpg
  bio: "A doctoral candidate in Northeastern's Network Science program, Sarah uses network analysis and natural language processing to study political dialogue and deliberation. Her research focuses on developing a network methodology for deliberation; modeling the way an individual reasons as a network of interconnected ideas and studying deliberation as process in which groups exchange ideas and collectively create new solutions. She received a BA cum laude in Physics from Clark University and an MA in Integrated Marketing Communications from Emerson College. She currently serves as senior editor for the Good Society: The Journal of Civic Studies and previously worked at Tufts University's Tisch College of Civic Life."
  website: http://sarahshugars.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/TaraSchroeter.jpg
  bio: "I am a second year graduate student at the University of Colorado Boulder working towards my Ph.D. in Sociology. After completing my Bachelor's degree at the University of Utah I became interested in programming and data science, and curious to explore the ways that these fields can enhance my skills as a social researcher. I am currently working on research related to health, mortality, campus sexual assault, and relevant policies."
  website: www.tarastrengschroeter.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/RebeccaWang.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a doctoral student in Sociology at Brown University, where she is also affiliated with the Population Studies and Training Center. Her research utilizes longitudinal analysis techniques to examine how population mobility is related to gender inequality, health, and urbanization. She also explores how computational methods and textual data can improve our understanding of social change over time. Prior to graduate school, she worked at Mathematica Policy Research and Mercy Corps."
  website: https://www.brown.edu/academics/population-studies/people/person/rebecca-wang

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/SariWidman.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> explores alternative models for STEM and digital literacy education for learners of all ages. Her research centers the development of equitable and humanizing practices in informal learning spaces, and how families and communities engage with educational opportunities and resources. Her current work focuses on multi and intergenerational learning in community settings, with a particular focus on libraries. She is currently a PhD student at the University of Colorado Boulder School of Education, in Learning Sciences and Human Development."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: "<NAME>, an international nursing Ph.D. student from China. My early research interest mainly focused on the patient safety, including fall prevention, medication errors and risk management using evidence-based practice models. My current interest of research is focusing on the quality of care for the elderly. Skiing, hiking, and swimming are my favorite activities."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/MatthewYarbrough.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a doctoral student at the University of Colorado-Boulder. His primary field of research is American Politics and minor field of Political Methodology. Previously graduating with Bachelors in Political Science, History, and International Affairs from the University of Georgia, Matthew's research focuses on gender differences in legislative behavior in the US Congress. Additional research focuses include congressional committee politics, LGBTQ politics, and political ambition within minority communities. In addition to his role as a student, Matthew serves as a Tri-Chair of the Chancellor's Advisory on Gender and Sexuality at CU-Boulder."
  website: https://sites.google.com/a/colorado.edu/matthew-yarbrough/

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/JosephZamadics.jpg
  bio: "Hello, I am <NAME>. I am a political science PhD candidate at the University of Colorado with a focus in American politics and political methodology. Specifically, my dissertation focuses on issue salience in lawmaking. By analyzing state newspaper content, I am able to link trends in issue salience to lawmaker actions and policy outcomes. I am originally from West Chester, PA which is 30 minutes outside the city of Philadelphia, home of the Super Bowl LII Champion Philadelphia Eagles. I graduated from Susquehanna University in 2012 with a B.S. in Economics. I obtained an M.A. in political science from the University of Colorado in 2014."
  website: https://sites.google.com/colorado.edu/joseph-zamadics/home

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: 
  website: <commit_msg>Update participant list<commit_after>- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/ZacharyCooper.jpg
  bio: "I am a first year PhD student in Anthropology specializing in Archaeology here at the University of Colorado, Boulder. My advisor is Dr. <NAME> and my research interests include ancient migrations, diachronic linguistics, complex systems, and urban scaling."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: "I am a PhD candidate, expecting to graduate in the winter of 2018. My dissertation focuses on critical military geographies of rural Americans during and after the Great War. Drawing on newly accessible comprehensive individual-level civilian and military data, my research employs the techniques of historical demography and spatial analysis within a theoretical framework of space-time as relative, relational and constitutive to argue that the life courses and relationships of individual soldiers bind home and front and necessitate a more nuanced appreciation of the far-reaching and persistent effects of militaristic ideologies and practices. I have presented portions of my work at the annual meetings of the Social Sciences History Association, American Association of Geographers, and the Population Association of America. My first sole-authored paper, forthcoming in Historical Methods, explores automated record linkage methodologies."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/AshlynnDaughton.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is an information science PhD student at the University of Colorado, Boulder. She is interested in leveraging internet data to better inform public health decision makers. She is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley (BS in molecular biology) and Boston University (MA in public health concentrating in maternal and child health and epidemiology). She works with <NAME> at CU Boulder, and holds a position at Los Alamos National Laboratory in the Analytics, Intelligence, and Technology Division. Her current research focuses on using machine learning techniques to better understand human behavior, development of decision support tools for public health professionals, and methods to better incorporate Internet and social media data into traditional epidemiological models."
  website: https://www.colorado.edu/cmci/people/graduate-students/ashlynn-daughton

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/EmirhanDemirhan.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a PhD candidate in Sociology at the University of North Texas. His research interests include democratization, the obstacles to the functioning of democracies, and manipulation of public opinion using computational and quantitative methods. In his dissertation, Emirhan focuses on how Turkish democratization failed as a result of unrestrained defiance to the status quo, which led to the destruction of institutions."
  website: http://emirhandemirhan.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/AliaGant.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is currently a Diversity Resident Librarian at Penn State University. Prior to joining the university, Ms. Gant studied information science at the University of Texas at Austin where she focused her studies on academic librarianship. Ms. Gant also studied international studies in her graduate and undergraduate programs at the University of Iowa and American University respectively with an emphasis on Western Hemisphere studies and the European Union, focusing on Portuguese speaking countries, Brazil and Portugal. Alia is looking forward to the Summer Institute in Computational Social Science at the University of Colorado at Boulder! She hopes to learn more about CSS and also avenues to intersect her librarianship skills with computational social science methods to enrich her professional and academic research goals."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/AngeliaGiannone.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a doctoral student of Information at the University of Arizona's iSchool. Her research interests span across computational creativity broadly, with specialization in games studies and design, UX design, new media, and cultural studies. Before joining the iSchool, Angelia received her MA at the University of Arizona in Rhetoric, Composition, and the Teaching of English as well as a BS in Professional Writing from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Angelia's current research investigates STEM, maker, and participatory cultures, storytelling in games, and uses of computational social sciences to create media projects focused on socio-cultural agency."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: 
  website: https://www.colorado.edu/ics/pavel-goldstein

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: "Currently working as HR data scientist in Lehi, Utah. Interested in learning and potentially applying CSS methods and concepts in the field of Human Resources."
  website: https://www.linkedin.com/in/krishna-gouripeddi-54025a1a

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: 
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/nyu-nyc/images/myeong.jpg
  bio: <NAME> is currently a 2nd year PhD student in Finance at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
  website: https://www.colorado.edu/business/xiaowen-hu

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/JuhiHuda.jpg
  bio: "Juhi is a doctoral candidate in the Environmental Studies Program (policy core) at CU Boulder. She studies environmental policy and governance in the United States and India focusing on policy change in areas of food systems governance (agricultural biotechnology), disaster and hazards (wildfire), and climate change; and factors influencing policy change such as communication, advocacy, and stakeholders. Her dissertation research investigates the controversial issue of agricultural biotechnology policy in India."
  website: https://www.colorado.edu/envs/juhi-huda

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/EamanJahani.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a graduate research assistant pursuing a PhD degree in Social and Engineering Systems with a minor in Statistics at MIT IDSS. Prior to MIT, he was a software engineer at Google for 4 years. His main training is in statistics and computer science, but recently he has been appreciating econometrics and modeling in applied economics. His past research examined the extent of bubbles vs truth-seeking in cryptocurrency markets and socio-economic prediction in social networks. His current research focuses on structural factors such as networks or institutions that contribute to persistence of inequality."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: 
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/StefaniLangehennig.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a PhD candidate at the University of Colorado Boulder studying American politics and political methodology. Her research focuses on institutions, policy making, and congressional organization. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Government at the University of Texas at Austin and her Masters of Science in Political Science at the University of Nebraska Omaha."
  website: http://stefanilangehennig.com/

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/EunLee.jpg
  bio: "I've just finished my Ph.D. in South Korea about the structural inequality and its effects on the dynamics. I am a huge fan of Complex system group in Colorado, so I applied the summer school to meet and learn from the group. My passion is to understand the effect of heterogeneous characteristics of social network and people's attribute on human behavior and perception. "
  website: https://www.eunlee.net/

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/HuyenLe.png
  bio: "I am a Vietnam Education Foundation (VEF) fellow and a PhD student in Computer Science at the University of Iowa since Fall 2013. Since Fall 2015 I have worked under the supervision of professor <NAME>. My research interests are Social Media Analysis, Text Mining, and Applied Machine Learning. I received my M.S. in Computer Science, Pohang University of Science and Technology, South Korea in 2012 and my B.S. in Computer Science, Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Vietnam in 2010."
  website: http://homepage.cs.uiowa.edu/~hle3/

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/NathanLee-Ammons.jpg
  bio: "Nathan is  a PhD student in the Environmental Studies Program at the University of Colorado - Boulder. Nathan primarily studies factors that influence public acceptance of emerging food technologies in the United States, particularly food technologies that claim to make food systems more sustainable. He is also involved in a research project investigating the interplay of human and natural systems on the outcome of human migration in Bangladesh."
  website: http://carricolab.weebly.com/the-team.html

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/NingziLi.jpg
  bio: "My research interests include organizational theory, economic sociology and non-market strategy. I particularly focus on integrated market and non-market strategies and online community management. I received doctoral degree in sociology from Cornell University."
  website: http://www.ningzili.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/NickLight.jpg
  bio: "Nick is a PhD Student in the Marketing division at the University of Colorado Leeds School of Business. Broadly his research focuses on consumer judgement and decision making. Specifically, Nick studies consumer perceptions of understanding, simplicity/complexity, and anti-science beliefs."
  website: http://nicklightresearch.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/JeremiahOsborne-Gowey.jpg
  bio: "I am a PhD student in the Environmental Studies (ENVS) and Environmental Design (ENVD) programs at CU Boulder. I work at the nexus of science, policy and natural resource management. I am particularly interested in collaborative governance approaches to managing interactions between humans and the rest of the natural world. My dissertation research focuses on understanding the role and evolution of network approaches to collaborative governance. My graduate research examines whether and how social learning networks build and foster adaptive capacity and resilience during transitions in complex social-environmental systems. I am currently working with the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network (FAC Net). I have diverse skillset with a background that include statistics, ecology, behavioral interactions, community structure, impacts of introduced species, science communication, and policy and planning. At CU Boulder, I teach methods and planning courses in the ENVD program and have research appointments in the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research (CSTPR) and the Institute of Behavioral Science (IBS). Before joining the Goldstein lab at CU Boulder, I worked for >15 years as an aquatic/landscape ecologist with Federal and State agencies, universities and private and non-profit consulting firms throughout the Western United States. I earned an Honors Bachelor of Science degree in Fisheries and Wildlife (2003), a Master of Science in Quantitative Fish Ecology (2005), and a Master of Public Policy (2016) from Oregon State University. I enjoy spending time in the great outdoors with my partner and kids, friends and animals. My favorite activities include camping, backpacking, fishing, hunting, forest foraging, SCUBA diving, fly tying, traveling, photography, reading, gardening, geocaching, and homebrewing/distilling."
  website: https://www.colorado.edu/envs/jeremiah-osborne-gowey

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: 
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/AnthonyPinter.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Information Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. He works with Dr. <NAME> and the Identity Lab at CU, investigating online audiences' role in identity disclosure and trans experiences in social media. Prior to CU, he completed his B.S. and M.S. in Information Sciences and Technology at Penn State, where he worked with Dr. <NAME> on research related to discrimination in STEM fields. In his free time, he is a prolific music consumer, avid mountain biker, and a high school track coach."
  website: http://www.anthonypinter.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/KatherineRunge.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a PhD student of political science at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her first field of study is American politics, and her second field of study is research methodology. Her specific areas of research focus on gender and politics in the American context, along with political psychology and voter behavior."
  website: http://www.katherinelrunge.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/JoshuaSanders.jpg
  bio: "I am a mathematician (MA, U.Colo.) turned statistician. After working in post-secondary math education for the last decade, I have recently started working with <NAME> and <NAME> at the Institute of Behavioral Science at the University of Colorado."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/QiaoniShi.jpg
  bio: 
  website: https://www.katz.business.pitt.edu/student/739

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/SarahShugars.jpg
  bio: "A doctoral candidate in Northeastern's Network Science program, Sarah uses network analysis and natural language processing to study political dialogue and deliberation. Her research focuses on developing a network methodology for deliberation; modeling the way an individual reasons as a network of interconnected ideas and studying deliberation as process in which groups exchange ideas and collectively create new solutions. She received a BA cum laude in Physics from Clark University and an MA in Integrated Marketing Communications from Emerson College. She currently serves as senior editor for the Good Society: The Journal of Civic Studies and previously worked at Tufts University's Tisch College of Civic Life."
  website: http://sarahshugars.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/TaraSchroeter.jpg
  bio: "I am a second year graduate student at the University of Colorado Boulder working towards my Ph.D. in Sociology. After completing my Bachelor's degree at the University of Utah I became interested in programming and data science, and curious to explore the ways that these fields can enhance my skills as a social researcher. I am currently working on research related to health, mortality, campus sexual assault, and relevant policies."
  website: http://www.tarastrengschroeter.com

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/RebeccaWang.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a doctoral student in Sociology at Brown University, where she is also affiliated with the Population Studies and Training Center. Her research utilizes longitudinal analysis techniques to examine how population mobility is related to gender inequality, health, and urbanization. She also explores how computational methods and textual data can improve our understanding of social change over time. Prior to graduate school, she worked at Mathematica Policy Research and Mercy Corps."
  website: https://www.brown.edu/academics/population-studies/people/person/rebecca-wang

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/SariWidman.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> explores alternative models for STEM and digital literacy education for learners of all ages. Her research centers the development of equitable and humanizing practices in informal learning spaces, and how families and communities engage with educational opportunities and resources. Her current work focuses on multi and intergenerational learning in community settings, with a particular focus on libraries. She is currently a PhD student at the University of Colorado Boulder School of Education, in Learning Sciences and Human Development."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: "Rumei (<NAME>, an international nursing Ph.D. student from China. My early research interest mainly focused on the patient safety, including fall prevention, medication errors and risk management using evidence-based practice models. My current interest of research is focusing on the quality of care for the elderly. Skiing, hiking, and swimming are my favorite activities."
  website: 

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/MatthewYarbrough.jpg
  bio: "<NAME> is a doctoral student at the University of Colorado-Boulder. His primary field of research is American Politics and minor field of Political Methodology. Previously graduating with Bachelors in Political Science, History, and International Affairs from the University of Georgia, Matthew's research focuses on gender differences in legislative behavior in the US Congress. Additional research focuses include congressional committee politics, LGBTQ politics, and political ambition within minority communities. In addition to his role as a student, Matthew serves as a Tri-Chair of the Chancellor's Advisory on Gender and Sexuality at CU-Boulder."
  website: https://sites.google.com/a/colorado.edu/matthew-yarbrough/

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/Tzu-ChiYen.jpg
  bio: "Tzu-Chi is a first-year graduate student in Computer Science at CU. Before he moved to Boulder, he was a software engineer (Python/JavaScript) in Beijing. He is interested in problems that have certain statistics flavor; for example, clustering of a network and characterization of a social phenomena. When he is not programming, he might be in the mountains or programming."
  website: https://junipertcy.info

- name: <NAME>
  image: /2018/boulder/images/JosephZamadics.jpg
  bio: "Hello, I am <NAME>. I am a political science PhD candidate at the University of Colorado with a focus in American politics and political methodology. Specifically, my dissertation focuses on issue salience in lawmaking. By analyzing state newspaper content, I am able to link trends in issue salience to lawmaker actions and policy outcomes. I am originally from West Chester, PA which is 30 minutes outside the city of Philadelphia, home of the Super Bowl LII Champion Philadelphia Eagles. I graduated from Susquehanna University in 2012 with a B.S. in Economics. I obtained an M.A. in political science from the University of Colorado in 2014."
  website: https://sites.google.com/colorado.edu/joseph-zamadics/home

- name: <NAME>
  image: 
  bio: 
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