Sarah Hunter

Sarah (she/her) is a member of the Learning, Research, & Technology group. She works with faculty and students to increase data and information literacy across campus. She can assist with all parts of the data lifecycle: discovery, analysis, interpretation, and management.  She has extensive experience with various statistical programs such as R and Stata.

Additionally, Sarah is the subject area librarian for the social sciences. She provides research and instructional support for students and faculty, including selecting library materials for the academic departments in her subject areas.

Research & Professional Interests

Data Science, Data Literacy, Political Economy, International Organizations

Publications

Boyd, Christina L. and Sarah G. Hunter. “Designing and Executing Law and Courts Research for Drawing Causal Inferences,” In Concepts, Data, and Methods in Comparative Law and Politics,  edited by  Diana Kapiszewski and Matthew Ingram. Cambridge University Press, Forthcoming.

Hunter, Sarah, and Amanda Murdie. “International Nongovernmental Organizations and Foreign Policy Analysis”,  In The Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Foreign Policy Analysis, edited by Cameron G. Thies. Oxford University Press, 2017.