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Stokes Viz Hub

The Stokes Visualization Hub is a space and service, that responds to the evolving digital research, data visualization, and qualitative analysis needs of the Princeton Students and Faculty, with a focus on SPIA and the related social sciences.

Data Visualization Consultants

In Fall 2024 semester, the Stokes Viz Hub consultations will start on October 21, immediately after Fall Recess.

We are looking forward to working with you.

Stokes Viz Hub staff

Rachel Brown-Weinstock

Software:

  • MaxQDA

  • ATLAS.ti
Background: Rachel is a doctoral candidate in Sociology and Social Policy. Her research explores mechanisms that reproduce American racial and class inequality. She is especially interested in white politics and the contextual, institutional, and intergenerational socialization of racial and political ideologies. She employs qualitative methods, including ethnography, in-depth interviews, and text-analysis of historical material.

Languages:

English

Huseyin Emre Ceyhun

Software:

  • Stata

  • R/RStudio

  • Python
Background: Emre is a PhD candidate in the Department of Politics and also a fellow at the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning. Broadly, his research interests lie in comparative politics of authoritarian institutions, historical legacies, and public opinion with a focus on the Middle East and North Africa. In his research, he employs a variety of quantitative techniques, including causal inference, text-analysis and machine learning.

Languages:

English, Turkish, German

Hunter York

Software:

  • R/RStudio

  • LaTeX/Overleaf

  • Git
Background: Hunter is a PhD candidate in Sociology. His work is quantitative in nature and focuses on inequalities centered around work itself, looking at the changing nature of occupations from organizational- and systems-level perspectives. Prior to coming to Princeton, he received a BA in Human Evolutionary Biology from Harvard and a MPH from the University of Washington.
Languages:

English

Sam Kosai

Software:

  • MaxQDA

  • NVivo

  • REDCap
Background: Sam Kosai is a PhD student in Sociology and Social Policy. They study how the medical and criminal legal system work together to perpetuate social and economic inequalities. Their work is qualitative in nature, including ethnographies to interviews. Sam also has experience translating research into easily shareable materials, such as infographics, memos, and other public dissemination methods.
Languages:

English