Jennifer Marie KernerGetting the Correct LeadIn riding, the “lead” is the front leg of the horse that extends furthest during the canter. Getting the correct lead around a corner…Nov 3, 2018Nov 3, 2018
Jennifer Marie Kerner7 Rules for Life: Trust and the Double OxerRiding horses over fences can be an incredibly liberating and exciting experience. I know because I have been riding horses over fences for…Mar 13, 2018Mar 13, 2018
Jennifer Marie KernerNevermore: The Use of Pop-Culture References in Scientific ArticlesHave you ever used a quote or phrase from population culture in an attempt to make a point? I believe we have all done this at some point…Mar 10, 2018Mar 10, 2018
Jennifer Marie KernerThe Triumph and Folly of Proxy Data“The data doesn’t exist.”Mar 8, 2018Mar 8, 2018
Jennifer Marie KernerData Looking for a QuestionThere are several ways by which scholars develop research projects and programs. Some have methodological loyalties that become the nexus…Mar 4, 2018Mar 4, 2018
Jennifer Marie KernerA Little Ways Off: Accent, Inflection, and Parlance as DataI am going to tell you why listening “beyond words” is an important skill for the qualitative data scientist.Mar 3, 2018Mar 3, 2018
Jennifer Marie KernerData Scientist: The Professional SkepticWhen folks hire me onto a corporate project, they do so for my subject matter expertise. The “subject” is often data science or research…Mar 2, 2018Mar 2, 2018
Jennifer Marie KernerSocial Science Data JournalismThe inability to articulate one’s expertise seems to be a trademark of the social science graduate experience.Feb 8, 2018Feb 8, 2018
