HFES Perception and Performance Technical Group Webinar: Reproducible Workflows: Make Your Life Easier (and Increase the Value of Your Research)

Richard Ball is Professor of Economics at Haverford College. His primary teaching areas are game theory and statistical methods, and he supervises several senior theses every year. His research has included theoretical papers on political economy and empirical work on development and social issues. He earned his B.A. at Williams College (self-designed major in cultural anthropology and African studies); his M.S. at Michigan State University (agricultural economics); and his Ph.D. at the University of California, Berkeley (agricultural and resource economics). Richard has studied and worked in Sierra Leone, Chad, Egypt and Côte d'Ivoire.

Norm Medeiros is Associate Librarian at Haverford College where he oversees the collections management and metadata services division of the libraries.  He also serves as the economics librarian, supporting the curricular and research interests of faculty, and working with students on retrieval, critical assessment, and management of scholarly and data resources.  With Haverford economist Richard Ball, Norm founded and serves as co-Director of Project TIER, an initiative that promotes principles and practices related to transparency and reproducibility in the research training of social scientists.