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Skye Bender-deMoll permanent address:
38755 Reed Road Nehalem Oregon 97131 (503) 368-6294 Resume, November 2003
2003 Research Associate with Dan McFarland, Stanford University Dept. Education / Sociology. Developed prototype software (SoNIA, Social Network Image Animator) for visualizing and animating time-based network data. Assisted with research on interaction and classroom networks, wrote code for processing and analyzing data. 2001 Programer/Devloper at the University of Chicago Social Science Research Computing department. Worked on implementation and devlopment of dynamic network visualisation tools for the REPAST agent-based Java simulation package. Also devloped java utility programs for formatting and animating social network data. 2001 NSF Research Experience
for Undergraduates Intern at the Santa Fe Institute. Worked
under John Padgett doing agent-based simulations in the Java REPAST
simulation environment, and developing small Java applications for
converting Padgett's Florentine marriage and economic data into formats
readable by the network visualization and analysis software, Pajek. 2000 Intern with the Project
for Public Spaces, Inc. in New York. PPS is a non-profit urban
design advocacy and consulting organization. duties included graphics,
on-site photography, web troubleshooting, equipment organization, and
project assistance. 1999 Intern with CART'M,
a non-profit recycling and reuse organization in Manzanita OR. Assisted
in set up, organization, planning, and daily functioning of CART'M's
new site at the local transfer station.
1998 Intern with the Center
for Maximum Potential Building Systems in Austin TX. Worked under
Pliny Fisk doing light fabrication /general labor on the CMBPS
demonstration house. Also did some computer work on projects under the
Center's DOE planning grant. 1997-2001 Master Carpenter/Stage
Hand in the Bennington College scene shop and theatre spaces. Duties
included light construction, small crew supervision, fabrication,
rigging, general labor, etc.
2001 BA from Bennington College, Bennington VT. Major in Cultural Mechanics. Thesis: Information transmission in social groups: communication, networks, and interaction. 1999, 2000 Recipient of the Solon E. Summerfield Scholarship
- social network analysis and visualization software, data formats, and current literature. - background in Complexity and Dynamical Systems Theory - programming and agent-based simulation experience (Java, Javascript, REPAST, StarLogo) - web design, user interface, and digital media experience (HTML, Premire, FinalCut, AfterEffects, PageMaker, etc) - excellent at adapting and picking up new skills in diverse areas - proficient at academic research - broad cross-disciplinary experience |