
Policy researcher at @Chapin_Hall, system builder, earnest man. All opinions are my own and do not reflect the views of my employer.
Chicago, IL
Joined April 2009
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Sharing, with pride, considerate, constructive measures @WIeconomics PhD students have raised in protection of current and future scholars. Institutions may well fear transgressions of due process in the course of seeking justice. To that: here is an object lesson in due process.
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🚨Big announcement!🚨
Today we presented a report to legislators on how much new single-family homes would save under the All-Electric Building Act that's being considered in New York State 👇
bit.ly/aeb-report
#GasFreeNY
@GovKathyHochul (1/11)
A deeply compelling thread on the responsibility of men, yes, to guns, but also to family.
Come work with me!
@Chapin_Hall is seeking a senior policy expert to lead and collaborate on initiatives using data to inform operations and coordination of youth-serving public agencies, non-profits, and funders. Please retweet!
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Five quick #rstats tips I've picked up in the plots I've made for the first category of the #30DayChartChallenge 🧵👇
1. Need to plot a million points and ggplot() is taking too long but you want to stay within the tidyverse?
👉 Use 📦{scattermore} with geom_scattermore() 🥳
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6 years ago I joined a 20-person startup.
I wanted to quit after my first week, but I didn't.
Now our company is worth over $1B and has 200+ employees.
Here's what I've learned about succeeding at a startup:
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Hi folks! @Research4Action is hiring two quantitative research associate positions - including a really exciting postdoc working with me on an early childhood RCT! Check the positions out, and please share far and wide!
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Wait I actually like this version of the joke better👇🏾
Companies: "We believe in meritocracy around here."
The meritocracy:
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Replying to @dynarski
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White people:
We gotta talk about burn out. You aren’t conditioned to be thinking about race this much because of your privilege. We need you to do all you’re doing today, tomorrow, and until the end of time.
Let’s talk about ways to focus on current & systemic change.
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In these surreal, frightening times, I've been realizing more than ever how helplessly reliant and dependent I am, as a non-smart person, on all the incredibly intelligent, hard-working professionals who've dedicated their lives to becoming experts in their respective fields.
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Replying to @jenniferdoleac @WinnieVanDijk
"Does eviction cause poverty? Quasi-experimental evidence from Cook County, IL" by John Eric Humphries, @NickyMader, @DannyTannenbaum & @WinnieVanDijk
drive.google.com/file/d/1jD-…
Thanks to @AlexCEngler and Anne Rogers for hosting my talk on the #CANOPY project -- github.com/nsmader/canopy -- and my work at @Chapin_Hall to a brilliant group of students in the UChicago Master of Science in Computation Analysis! @UChicagoCAPP
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Despite decades of diet fads and government-issued food pyramids, we know little about the science of nutrition. Now the central flaw in the whole premise is becoming clear, @EricTopol writes: the idea that there is one optimal diet for all people nyti.ms/2TpDq7D
How does eviction impact family poverty? More on that effort and other new research pilots using Census data to benefit the public good: chapinhall.org/project/admin… @Chapin_Hall
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How does eviction impact family poverty? Chapin Hall and the U.S. Census Bureau are looking into it. chapinhall.org/project/admin…
Sharing outstanding job opportunities with @UChicagoCAPP xitter.cf/AlexCEngler/status/100…
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Fox News has to fire Hannity. You can't have a host who interviews his own lawyer on TV without disclosing it, and who interviews a politician he's regularly advising on policy without disclosing it, and not become state television rather than a "news outlet" measured by Nielsen.

















