Data Divas
Anne Do
Project Manager
Anne is a second-year Computer Science student at UCLA passionate about the intersection of technology and social good. As the project manager, she led the team through each stage of this project.
A digital tool I wish more people knew:
schej
Rose Cheng
Content Developer
Rose is a second-year student at UCLA majoring in Statistics & Data Science and minoring in Anthropology. As the content developer, she helped bridging analytical insights with storytelling by integrating data visualizations into the narrative.
A digital tool I wish more people knew:
Be My Eyes
Evelyn Chen
Website Specialist
Evelyn is a third-year Applied Math major at UCLA. As the website specialist, she was in charge of designing and structuring the project website to clearly present the findings and visual content.
A digital tool I wish more people knew:
Wayback Machine
Sujay Syal
Data Visualization Specialist
Sujay is a third-year student at UCLA majoring in Statistics & Data Science and minoring in Music Industry. As the data visualization specialist on this team, he was responsible for crafting meaningful visualizations to make sense of the data and ensuring that they helped answer our essential questions.
A digital tool I wish more people knew:
Jukebox
Zach Fischer
Data Specialist
Zach is a second-year student at UCLA studying Computer Science and Engineering. As the data specialist, he helped dig through and process various data sets to make them clean for visualizations.
A digital tool I wish more people knew:
MinimaList
Nathan Albano
Data Analyst & Train Catcher
Nathan is a fourth-year student at UCLA majoring in Statistics & Data Science. As the data analyst, he was responsible for interpreting and finding key insights. Along with that, Nathan played a key part in catching trains.
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Task Manager
Acknowledgements
We would like to thank our (beautiful, glorious) TA Cameron Manning, who helped us narrow down our research questions and dealt with our antics on a weekly basis. We are also grateful to our professor Dr. Nicholas Sabo, who taught us foundational concepts and techniques in Digital Humanities throughout the quarter.