GRACE WONG ’18 Grace Wong is a Junior double majoring in Government and African American Studies. They are interested in social justice and public policy and seek to utilize quantitative research in furthering their understanding of how institutional bodies as well as individuals operate. The research projects they have been involved in examine the role of environment in shaping racial attitudes; the interaction between Congress, social media, and the public; and the effectiveness of protests. |
GRACE WONG ’18 Grace Wong is a Junior double majoring in Government and African American Studies. They are interested in social justice and public policy and seek to utilize quantitative research in furthering their understanding of how institutional bodies as well as individuals operate. The research projects they have been involved in examine the role of environment in shaping racial attitudes; the interaction between Congress, social media, and the public; and the effectiveness of protests. |
GRACE WONG ’18 Grace Wong is a Junior double majoring in Government and African American Studies. They are interested in social justice and public policy and seek to utilize quantitative research in furthering their understanding of how institutional bodies as well as individuals operate. The research projects they have been involved in examine the role of environment in shaping racial attitudes; the interaction between Congress, social media, and the public; and the effectiveness of protests. |
CARLO MEDINA ’18 Carlo is a rising senior double majoring in Mathematics and Chemistry. He has been involved in the QAC both as a tutor and as a course assistant in various classes since sophomore year. In his role as a tutor, he gets excited the most with code debugging and data cleaning. |
GRACE WONG ’18 Grace Wong is a Junior double majoring in Government and African American Studies. They are interested in social justice and public policy and seek to utilize quantitative research in furthering their understanding of how institutional bodies as well as individuals operate. The research projects they have been involved in examine the role of environment in shaping racial attitudes; the interaction between Congress, social media, and the public; and the effectiveness of protests. |
TIFFANY COONS ’18 Tiffany Coons is a Junior from Seattle, WA double majoring in Computer Science and Economics, with the Data Science Certificate. She is a QAC tutor and the head tutor in the Scientific Computing and Information Center(SCIC). She is also a Research Assistant working with Professor Naecker in the Digital Experiments Lab studying Behavioral Economics. |
ANN LIU ’18 Ann is a Mathematics and Economics double major from Beijing, China. She first took QAC class in her freshman fall and found passion in working with data. Ann also has experience in economic research and participated in QAC’s Summer Apprenticeship in 2016. After the presentation, she used her summer poster to decorate her dorm room. |