Fellowship Description The Academic Data Science Alliance (ADSA) offers GradFUTURES Fellows an opportunity to examine and advance best practices in academic data science teaching and research, and understand how this nascent field is emerging in academic and professional spaces. The Data Science Ethos is a framework that offers practitioners, educators, and students structured ways of thinking about social and ethical contexts of each stage of the data science research process. ADSA seeks to expand the ways users can engage with the framework by soliciting and creating case studies, lesson materials, and additional tools for interacting with the Ethos concepts. The GradFUTURES SIF will work to create additional materials for engaging with the Ethos, in collaboration with ADSA staff and community members. Responsibilities Independently and in coordination with collaborators, develop case studies and lesson materials for the Data Science Ethos Participate in Ethos-related meetings with ADSA staff and community members Create additional materials for the Ethos, including web content, marketing materials, and presentations Requirements Experience with concepts and research in the areas of Science, Technology, and Society (STS) Studies, Research Ethics, and/or adjacent fields of study Experience with developing lesson plans and other curricular materials for students at the undergraduate and graduate levels Strong communication and organizational skills Your Host The Academic Data Science Alliance is a community of researchers and educators who take responsibility for a just, equitable future where data science approaches are thoughtfully applied in all domains for the benefit of all. ADSA’s mission is to advance the uptake of data science and AI best practices in academia and promote conversation about the ethical implications of data science and AI in higher education and beyond. Our vision is that data science is integrated into university research and training across disciplines, and that all data scientists openly engage with the ethical implications of their work. SIF Mentors Stella Min Stella Min is the Community Coordinator for the Academic Data Science Alliance, where she oversees programs for the Career Development Network. Before joining ADSA, she analyzed health economics and outcomes research for IBM Watson Health. She was also a communications and operations specialist for women- and minority-owned businesses. Stella… Steve Van Tuyl Steve Van Tuyl is the Program Manager for the Academic Data Science Alliance, where he is responsible for identifying and shepherding special projects within the ADSA community. Before joining ADSA, he was variously a digital repository librarian, research data librarian, and computer science librarian at Oregon State University and Carnegie… Apply to this SIF Submit Your Application Today! Current & Past Fellows and Mentors Jonathan Aguirre *22, SPO Vice President, User Experience Research Lead, JPMorgan Chase & Co. Participant, American Higher Ed & Ethics of AI Learning Cohorts & Professional Development Working Group Member Clio Hall Award Recipient Karina Alexanyan Director of Strategy, All Tech is Human Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Genevieve Allotey-Pappoe, GS, MUS University Administrative Fellow Social Impact Fellow Scott Alpizar Director of Venture Commercialization, Foundation Venture Capital Group Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Megan Armknecht, GS, HIS Summer Intern, Bureau of Bureau of Public Affairs/ Office of the Historian in Washington D.C Pierre Azou, GS, FIT Social Impact Fellow Yuzhou Bai *23, EAS Professional Development Associate 2019-21 Social Impact Fellow Clio Hall Award Recipient Rebecca Bengoechea Senior International Rights Manager, Princeton University Press Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Debbie Bisno Director of University and Artistic Partnerships, McCarter Theatre Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Anna Blue, GS, SPIA Social Impact Fellow Pilar Castro-Kiltz '10 Founder, Princeton Arts Alumni CEO and Founder, More Canvas Consulting Social Impact Fellowship Partner Lawrence Chamunorwa, GS, COM Social Impact Fellow
