Statistical Programming
You can find sample code of my statistical programming, including replication packages for my publications, on my GitHub:
https://github.com/micah-h-nelson.
https://github.com/micah-h-nelson.
Peer-Reviewed Publications
As part of my PhD work, I have completed multiple quantitative research projects, both independently and as part of a team. This research spans multiple topic areas including public health, political polarization, social movements, and quantitative methods.
My published papers are accessible at the following links:
Nelson, Micah H. 2023. "Explaining Socioeconomic Disparities in Electoral Participation: The Role of Health in the SES-Voting Relationship". Social Science and Medicine: 115718.
Caren, Neal, Kenneth T. Andrews, and Micah H. Nelson. 2023. "Black Lives Matter Protests and the 2020 Presidential Election". Social Movement Studies.
Nelson, Micah H. 2022. "Resentment is Like Drinking Poison? The Heterogeneous Health Effects of Affective Polarization". Journal of Health and Social Behavior 63(4): 508-524.
My published papers are accessible at the following links:
Nelson, Micah H. 2023. "Explaining Socioeconomic Disparities in Electoral Participation: The Role of Health in the SES-Voting Relationship". Social Science and Medicine: 115718.
Caren, Neal, Kenneth T. Andrews, and Micah H. Nelson. 2023. "Black Lives Matter Protests and the 2020 Presidential Election". Social Movement Studies.
Nelson, Micah H. 2022. "Resentment is Like Drinking Poison? The Heterogeneous Health Effects of Affective Polarization". Journal of Health and Social Behavior 63(4): 508-524.
