As a Data Science Librarian/Consultant in the Center for Data & Visualization Sciences, I help Duke University students and researchers navigate practical data science challenges. To that end I provide a series of workshops on R; offer walk-in and by-appointment consultations; and host the R we having fun yet learning series (Rfun).
My workshops and presentations focus on using R as a data-first coding language via the Tidyverse dialect, Reproducibility and tidy data, Text mining and sentiment analysis, APIs, web scraping, data parsing, data cleaning, and data visualization. Each workshop is designed as a hands-on experience where you can download practice data, presentation slides, and workbook guides. Recorded video streaming is often available.
MSLS Library & Information Science, 1992
UNC Chapel Hill
BA Sociology, 1990
UNC Greensboro
Data-first coding & analysis
Workshops and Consultations
Version control & data workflows
Presented at Rfun.library.duke.edu
I host an R learning series, Rfun, or R we having fun yet‽ You can find code, guides, slides, video, practice data, and more.
Responsibilities include: