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Come work with me! The Institute for Research in the Social Sciences is looking for a social science data analyst-located in Fort Collins, Colorado. Looking for candidates with two or more years of experience managing and analyzing quantitative data jobs.colostate.edu/postings/126505

IRISS is hiring a Team Scientist to be located in Fort Collins, CO. Seeking candidates with experience working in interdisciplinary science teams, team science education, and leading group facilitation processes, and social science/health research #SciTS jobs.colostate.edu/postings/127218

Attending #AGU2023? Register now for our EMERGE Toolkit learning workshop on Sunday morning, Dec 10th! Our toolkit includes resources for #TeamScience, #Mentorship, #DataManagement, and much more! Find more details on our webpage, bit.ly/EMERGE_Worksho…. Session SCIWS7

Are you an undergrad or post-bacc looking for an exciting #REU summer research opportunity? Join EMERGE for a summer of multidisciplinary science in New Hampshire with travel to #Abisko, Sweden for fieldwork! Check out emerge-bii.github.io/reu/ to apply! #NSFfunded #ecosystems

What a sad day for the Netherlands 💔

EMERGE at NSF

Great SNA workshop at USC

My new article with Carolina Berget Ph.D. and Puneet Dwivedi is out in Forest Policy and Economics. We use Structural Equation Modeling #SEM to asses how #selfefficacy predicts female forest landowners' engagement in #prescribed #burning. lnkd.in/d9xe7-EC

In this holiday season, I want to share this reminder: Be grateful you still have a job and that your department hasn’t been merged with philosophy yet. Oh sorry, make that sociology, we killed the philosophy department as a gift to the provost last Christmas.

New pub! 🚨 Ash Everywhere: Place Attachment & Meanings in the Aftermath of Wildfires is out in Environment & Behavior! 🌱🔥 This research examines how wildfires & climate reshape community ties & resilience. 🌎 lnkd.in/gnS4HeUR #Wildfires #PlaceAttachment #ClimateChange

🚨 Stop chasing the p-value! Increasing your sample size will always yield a significant result. Even for trivial differences. 🎮 I created a little interactive playground to illustrate this issue: react-graph-gallery.com/example/t-test… Always pair p-values with effect sizes!

CSU researcher Dr. Anne Mook (she/her) and colleague Pilar Morales-Giner wanted to look deeper into the impacts of wildfires on communities around them. What they found is that while the scars of wildfires run deep, so too are their ability to influence adaptation and build resilience.