Accepted Papers

Accepted submissions will be archived here.

Attending authors, please register via the CSCW registration page – you should receive an email with the workshop invited attendee registration code.

The affiliation stated for each paper is that of the first (or attending) author. Further details and contact information are included in the papers.

Invitee	Institution	Paper Title (reading group)
Jaime Snyder	University of Washington	Values in the Design of Visualizations (reading group: 1)
Brian C. Keegan	Harvard Business School	Actually, It’s About Ethics in Computational Social Science: A Multi-party Risk-Benefit Framework for Online Community Research (reading group: 2)
Katie Shilton	University of Maryland College Park	Empirical Ethics: Studying Values in Data Science Practice (reading group: 2)
David Socha	University of Washington Bothell	Wide Field Ethnography and Exploratory Analysis of Large Ethnographic Datasets (reading group: 3)
Nikki Usher	George Washington University	Developing Human-Centered Methods for Studying Journalism’s Big Data [summary slide] (reading group: 4)
Sebastian Benthall	University of California Berkeley	The Human is the Data Science (reading group: 7)
Erin Smith Crabb	University of Maryland College Park	Best Practices for Data Set Development in Authorship Attribution and Beyond (reading group: 5)
Marc Ericson C. Santos	Nara Institute of Science and Technology	On Usability Analytics and Beyond with Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 5)
Andrew Schrock	Rogue Academic	On Researching Data and Communication (reading group: 6)
Nathaniel Poor	Independent Researcher	When The Data You Want Comes From Hackers, Or, Looking A Gift Horse In The Mouth [summary slide] (reading group: 2)
Sayamindu Dasgupta	MIT Media Lab	Learning With Data: Designing for Community Introspection and Exploration (reading group: 8)
Shion Guha	Cornell University	Connecting Grounded Theory and Machine Learning: Proposing Research Directions in Human Centered Data Science (reading group: 3)
Syed Ali Hussain	Michigan State University	Visual Illness Narratives of Depression (reading group: 7)
Nicholas Adams	University of California Berkeley	Scaling Up Content Analysis: Crowd-Coding Text Units (reading group: 8)
Yurong He	University of Maryland	Collaborative Big Data Sharing Through A Linked System (reading group: 6)
Jim Maddock	Northwestern University	Two is Better Than One: A Mixed Methods Approach to Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 5)
Elena Glassman	MIT CSAIL	Scaling Up Qualitative Data Analysis With Interfaces Powered by Interpretable Machine Learning (reading group: 1)
David Bamman	University of California Berkeley	Interpretability in Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 3)
Anissa Tanweer	University of Washington	Data Empathy: A Call for Human Subjectivity in Data Science (reading group: 7)
Jed R. Brubaker	University of Colorado Boulder	Understanding Human-Data Relationships: Data as Personhood (reading group: 6)
Casey Fiesler	University of Colorado Boulder	Understanding Human-Data Relationships: Data as Property (reading group: 6)
Marina Kogan	University of Colorado Boulder	Data Science and Contextual Behavior: The Case of Crisis Informatics (reading group: 4)
Margaret Drouhard	University of Washington	Critical Actor-Network Theory: Hybrid Theory for Visual Analytics (reading group: 1)
Stevie Chancellor	Georgia Institute of Technology	Social Media Big Data as a “Sensor” of Mental Well-being: Ethical Insights and Challenges (reading group: 8)
Jana Diesner	University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign	Seeing the forest for the trees: considering applicable types of regulation for the responsible collection and analysis of human centered data (reading group: 2)
Alex Leavitt	University of Southern California	Human-Centered Data Science: Mixed Methods and Intersecting Evidence, Inference, and Scalability (reading group: 5)
Marisa Leavitt Cohn	IT University of Copenhagen	A Feminist Intervention into Cartography of Controversies: Digital Methods as Humanist Data Science (reading group: 4)
Meg Young	University of Washington	A Human-Centered Approach to Data Privacy (reading group: 7)
Andrea K. Thomer	University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign	Taxonomic Work as Information Work: Design for Ontological Refactoring (reading group: 3)
Sean Goggins	University of Missouri	Online Health Support Communities: A Domain Specific Example of the Messiness of Human Centered Data Science (reading group: 4)
Julie Barnett	University of Bath	Human Centered Data Science: Considerations from a Policy Perspective (reading group: 4)
Jordan Bates	Arizona State University	Student Essay / Statement of Interest (reading group: 1)
Brittany Fiore-Gartland	University of Washington	Workshop Organizer: Developing a Research Agenda for Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 7)
Cecilia Aragon	University of Washington	Workshop Organizer: Developing a Research Agenda for Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 1)
C.J. Hutto	Georgia Institute of Technology	Workshop Organizer: Developing a Research Agenda for Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 4)
Gina Neff	University of Washington	Workshop Organizer: Developing a Research Agenda for Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 5)
Joseph Bayer	University of Michigan	Workshop Organizer: Developing a Research Agenda for Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 8)
Andy Echenique	University of California San Diego	Workshop Organizer: Developing a Research Agenda for Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 3)
Yun Huang	Syracuse University	Workshop Organizer: Developing a Research Agenda for Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 2)
Jinyoung Kim	University of Maryland College Park	Workshop Organizer: Developing a Research Agenda for Human-Centered Data Science
Wanli Xing	University of Missouri	Workshop Organizer: Developing a Research Agenda for Human-Centered Data Science (reading group: 6)

University of Washington

Harvard Business School

University of Maryland College Park

University of Washington Bothell

George Washington University

University of California Berkeley

University of Maryland College Park

Nara Institute of Science and Technology

Rogue Academic

Independent Researcher

MIT Media Lab

Cornell University

Michigan State University

University of California Berkeley

University of Maryland

Northwestern University

MIT CSAIL

University of California Berkeley

University of Washington

University of Colorado Boulder

University of Colorado Boulder

University of Colorado Boulder

University of Washington

Georgia Institute of Technology

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

University of Southern California

IT University of Copenhagen

University of Washington

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

University of Missouri

University of Bath

Arizona State University

University of Washington

University of Washington

Georgia Institute of Technology

University of Washington

University of Michigan

University of California San Diego

Syracuse University

University of Maryland College Park

University of Missouri

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