Julia SharkowiczinInformation Expositions — Spring 2024Revisiting “The Second Shift”: Some States are Better than OthersHow would you define work?May 8May 8
Julia SharkowiczinInformation Expositions — Spring 2024Your Degree Could Get You Divorced: Exploring the Correlation Between Field of Study and DivorceIf your bachelor’s degree is in education, I hate to break it to you, but you might want to keep a marriage counselor on speed dial.May 7May 7
Julia SharkowiczinInformation Expositions — Spring 2024Mass Hysteria in the Digital Age: Wikipedia’s Role in Information FlowIn 2016, the world watched in bewilderment as reports of clown sightings emerged from the shadows. Fast forward to 2022, and news of mass…Apr 25Apr 25
Julia SharkowiczinInformation Expositions — Spring 2024Your Water Bill is Rising: The Costly Stream of Bottled Water in The House of Representatives“Your water bill for this month is $86 million.”Apr 11Apr 11
Julia SharkowiczinInformation Expositions — Spring 2024Hidden Labor: Redefining “Work” in the Modern HouseholdHow would you define work?Mar 1Mar 1
Julia SharkowiczCritique & Redesign of Deceptive and Informative VisualizationsJulia SharkowiczDec 18, 2023Dec 18, 2023
Julia SharkowiczA Revamp of the FCQ Dashboard: For Students, By StudentsJulia Sharkowicz, Rory O’Flynn, Michael Vanner, and Kyle FergusonDec 9, 2023Dec 9, 2023
Julia SharkowiczGeospatial Storytelling: Chicago Theft Patterns in Socioeconomic ContextsJulia Sharkowicz, Michael Vanner, Chloe Smith, and Aaron WechslerOct 28, 2023Oct 28, 2023
Julia SharkowiczManipulative and Informative Visualizations: The Step-by-Step Design ProcessRory O’Flynn, Julia Sharkowicz, Tyler Bischoff, and Braxton WynneSep 29, 2023Sep 29, 2023
