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Spring 2025 Poster Showcase

CSSS / SOC / STAT 322: Data Science and Statistics for Social Sciences II (Dr. Sasha Johfre, Instructor)

  • “Changes in Luxury Apparels Consumption Patterns During Economic Downturn (Covid Pandemic),” by John Song (Business)
  • “Incentives and Intentions: Experimental and Observational Evidence on Blood Donation Behavior,” by Tony Dong (Economics & Sociology)
  • “X Marks the Spot? Using X data to determine political elites' sentiment towards the Department of Government Efficiency,” by Ethan Hynes (Political Science)
  • Untitled Project by Antonio Bonicillo (Sociology)
  • “Demographic Factors affecting Employee Attrition,” by Tejaaswini Jayaprakash (Business, Accounting)
  • “Greener Offices, Calmer Minds? Evaluating the Stress-Reducing Effects of Indoor Plants” by Leslie Cheng (Sociology & Psychology)
  • “Structural Inequality and the Gender Pay Gap in U.S. Survey Data,” by Jenise Dettmann (Sociology)
  • “What audio features most strongly predict whether a song becomes a hit on Spotify?” by Laila Gmerek (Communication)
  • “The More, the Merrier: The Benefits of Competition in Public Procurement,” by Henry O'Daffer (Political Science)
  • “The Color of Canopy: Environmental Inequality and Communities of Color,” by Benny Bassli (Program on the Environment)
  • “The Balance Between Work And Life,” by Eddy Wong (Sociology)
  • “Catalysts of Change: Sexual Violence in Conflict and Gender Inequality,” by Ahna Rader (Political Science, WGSS)
  • “Can Bat Design Improve Contact Quality? Evidence from Torpedo Bat Users,” by Vincent La (Sociology)
  • “Exploring the Impact of Social Media on Empathy and Helping Others,” by Arohee Kumar (iSchool)
  • “To what extent do indicators of accessible infrastructure correlate with housing stability metrics in Seattle?” by Catherine Stauffer (Political Science)
  • “Exploring Sex and Age Differences in ADHD Among Children,” by Ava Gaddis (Psychology)
  • “The Monopolization of the Cinema Industry,” by Noor Fatima Hasan (Law, Societies, and Justice)
  • “Shifting Legislative Incentives: Bill Progression through the Biannenums,” by Sean Fan (Law, Societies, and Justice)
  • “Fuel Efficiency: How Vehicle Type and Engine Power Shape MPG?” by Chengxiang Yang (Sociology)
  • Untitled Project by Ubaidillah Mohammad Razali

 

CSSS / BIOST / STAT 529: Sample Survey Techniques (Dr. Robin Mejia, Instructor) 

  • “Cardiac Service Utilization in the U.S.; Analysis of PCI and CABG Using Medicare Data,” by Floria Nyandaya (Health Metrics)
  • “Changes in Mental Health and Treatment Utilization Among US College Students Across COVID-19,” by Zixia Huang (Statistics)
  • “Labor Union Solidarity and Demand for Redistribution in Europe” by Ramses Llobet (Political Science)
  • “Evaluating Calibration Variable Selection in Survey Weighting: A Simulation Study Based on the CE Survey,” by Angel Sun (Statistics)
  • “Evaluation of Imputation Methods Under Different Missing Data Conditions,” by Yehchan Yoo (Statistics)
  • “Bias and coverage of frequentist survey estimators: Comparing design-based and model-based approaches for two-stage stratified cluster sample data using simulation experiments,” by Lukas Feddern (Health Metrics)
  • “Access to Mental Care Among Adults Aged 20 and Over in the United States: A Comparison Between General Population and Individuals with Depression Using NHANES 2021-2023 Data,” by Yuwei Wang (Global Health)
  • “Post-stratifying on gender of the household head to estimate agricultural outcomes in Ethiopia,” by Rebecca Toole (Public Policy)
  • “Usual Source of Care and Health Outcomes in U.S. Children,” by Luyi Tong (Biostatistics)
  • “The Role of Child Care Subsidies in Reducing Work-Related Economic Strain,” by Geraldine Germain (Social Work)
  • “The Association Between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Risk Behaviors Among U.S. High School Students,” by Paul Shema (Built Environments)
  • “Out-of-Pocket Health Expenditures Before and After Pro-poor Health Insurance Reform,” by Drouard Salome (Health Metrics)
  • “Assessing the Effects of COVID-19 Restrictions on Hypertension Burden Amongst U.S. Adults,” by Muriel Konne (Global Health, Public Health)

 

CSSS / STAT 566: Causal Modeling (Dr. Thomas Richardson, Instructor) 

  • “Relationship Between Mayoral Partisanship and Crime and Policing,” by Ben Edelhertz, Katherine Elizabeth Lovelace, & Qian Meng (Statistics)
  • “The Effect of Temperature on Electric Vehicle Charging Energy Demand,” by Shiqi Ding, Mohammad M. Oshanreh, and Hoseok Sa (Civil Engineering, Urban Design and Planning)
  • Untitled Project by Cindy Wang, Xi Zheng, Ronan Perry (Statistics, Business)
  • “Maximizing Plant Growth During Drought,” by Alicia Chuang, Terrance Wang, Sirong Li (Data Science, Fishery Sciences, Statistics)
  • “Put Your Money Where Your Butt Is,” by Sawyer Crosby, Yi Wang, Weitao Wang (Epidemiology, Statistics)
  • “Opportunity Knocks: an experimental study on College Incentive Program,” by Kelechi Kafor, Jingfan Xu, Shuzhen Zhang (Statistics)
  • “Moving To Opportunity,” by Anthony Nguyen, Dylan Ellis, Hassan Aziz (Data Science, Business, Political Science)
  • “The Effect of Compulsory Education Requirement on Future Earnings,” by Frances Yuan, Arman Jahangiri, Yeting Wu (Statistics, Mathematics)
  • “Estimating an Optimal Treatment Regime for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence,” by Quinn White, Min Jia, Songran Wang (Biostatistics, Statistics)
  • “Causal Impact of Naloxone Access Laws on opioid overdose mortality,” by Karan Shah, Yucheng Zhao (Applied Mathematics, Statistics)
  • “Causal Effects of Sleep Disorder and Quality on Depressive Symptoms: Evidence from NHANES from 2017 - 2023,” by Jjiayi Sun, Yinjie Liu (Statistics)
  • “Oregon Health Insurance Experiment,” by Emily Li, Isabelle Thiara, Suyang Yu (Statistics)
  • “Effects of Increasing Ad Slots in Online Advertising,” by Zihuan Zhang, Kayode Oke, Mohammad Rashid (Statistics, Marketing)