Sangick Jeon, Ph.D. 760 S El Monte Avenue, Los Altos, California 94022 USA Tel: +1 (408) 836-9807, Email: [email protected] http://sangickjeon.io | http://www.linkedin.com/in/sangickjeon | @sangickjeon Expertise Security, Global Development, Quantitative Methodology. Education Ph.D. (Political Science), Stanford University A.B. (Political Science), University of California, Davis Experience Co-Founder, Groundtruth.io 2014-Present 2010-Present Designed, developed, launched, and managed a novel ICT-based intervention for improving clean water access in Kibera, Kenya—one of Africa’s largest urban slums. Research Fellow and Graduate Student, Stanford University 2014 2006 Leveraged statistical machine learning and cloud computing to generate real-time predictive analytics for assessing political risk in the world’s most volatile regions. Co-Founder, M-Maji 2006-2014 Graduate Research & Teaching Fellow and Ph.D. student in Political Science Department, and Ph.D. Fellow in the Stanford Graduate School of Business. • Research assistant for Joshua Cohen and Terry Winograd, Hasso Plattner Institute of Design (2012-13). • Research assistant for Saumitra Jha, Stanford Graduate School of Business (2012). • Teaching assistant for courses in international political economy, international relations, global development, justice, and research methodology (2007-2009). Research Assistant, University of California, Davis 2004-2006 Collaborated with James H. Fowler (now at UCSD) on projects at the intersection of computer science, network analysis, and political science. Publications Exploring Opportunities in Cultural Diversity (2015) With David Laitin. Forthcoming in SAGE Emerging Trends in the Social and Behavioral Sciences. A Mobile Water Project: Mobile-for-Development Meets Human-Centered Design (2011) With Eran Bendavid, Joshua Cohen, Katherine Hoﬀmann, and Terry Winograd. In Arguing About Justice: Essays for Philippe Van Parijs (Belgium: Presses universitaires de Louvain), pgs. 245-252. The Authority of Supreme Court Precedents (2008) With James H. Fowler. Social Networks 30, pgs. 16-30. Network Analysis and the Law: Measuring the Legal Importance of Supreme Court Precedents (2007) With James H. Fowler, James F. Spriggs II, Timothy R. Johnson, and Paul Wahlbeck. Political Analysis 15:3, pgs. 324-346. 1 of 2 Working Papers & Ongoing Projects An Experimental Study of Diversity Management Techniques (2015) Real-Time Conflict Forecasting (2015) Can Mobile Phones Improve Clean Water Access in Slums? (2014) With Eran Bendavid, Joshua Cohen, Terry Winograd, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. Interethnic Complementarities and Decentralized Intergroup Cooperation (2014) Social Sanctioning Across Ethnic Lines: Experimental Evidence from the Kenya-Tanzania Border (2013) With Tim Johnson and Amanda Robinson. Grants & Fellowships National Science Foundation, Dissertation Improvement Grant, 2012 Russell Sage Foundation, Small Grants in Behavioral Economics, 2011 Stanford University • Stanford Institute for Innovation in Developing Economies (SEED), Ph.D. Fellowship, 2013-2014 • Freeman Spogli Institute, O'Bie Shultz Dissertation Completion Grant, 2013 • Freeman Spogli Institute, Global Underdevelopment Action Fund, 2012 • Center for Innovation in Global Health, C-IDEA Grant, 2012 • Freeman Spogli Institute, Global Underdevelopment Action Fund, 2011 • School of Humanities and Sciences, GRO Fund, 2010 • Vice Provost for Graduate Education, DDRO Fund, 2010 • Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society, Small Grants Program, 2010 • Program on Liberation Technology, Seed Grant, 2010 • Graduate Research & Teaching Fellow, 2006-2011 Media Coverage The Atlantic (12/1/2005) Business Daily, Nation Media Group (4/4/2012) The Christian Science Monitor (9/30/2011) The Economist (8/25/2005) Kibera News Network (4/1/2012; 5/23/2013) The New York Times (11/8/2013) Scope, Stanford Medicine (10/31/2012) Stanford Freeman Spogli Institute News (7/9/2010; 9/23/2010; 11/17/2011; 2/10/2011; 10/26/2012) Wamda (2/4/2013) Field Experience Kenya (2010-2014), Tanzania (2012), India (2009), Morocco (2008-2009). Personal U.S. citizen, born 1983 in South Korea. References David Laitin (Ph.D. Adviser), Professor of Political Science, Stanford University Joshua Cohen, Faculty, Apple Saumitra Jha, Associate Professor of Political Economy, Stanford University 2 of 2 January 28, 2015