Brooke Kaye
Academic Advisor/Coordinator
Department of Statistics
Brooke Kaye
Academic Advisor/Coordinator
Department of Statistics
I’m interested in how data can help us understand real-world problems, tell meaningful stories, and create positive change. My interests include data ethics, data for social good, community-engaged research, and data communication. I especially love helping students find connections between data and the things they care about.
Education
M.S. Data Analytics, Oregon State University
B.S. Natural Resources and Applied Ecology, Cornell University
Publications
- Street, L., Shaver, G., Rastetter, E., van Wijk, M., Kaye, B., & Williams, M. (2012). Incident radiation and the allocation of nitrogen within Arctic plant canopies: Implications for predicting gross primary productivity. Global Change Biology, 18(9), 2838–2852. DOI
- Pimentel, D., Cooperstein, S., Randell, H., Filiberto, D., Sorrentino, S., Kaye, B., et al. (2007). The ecology of increasing disease: Population growth and environmental degradation. Human Ecology, 35(6), 653–668. DOI
Presentations
- Kaye, B. (2026). Quantifying Doubled-up Homelessness in King County. Presentation to the University of Washington Homelessness Research Working Group.
- Appiah Kubi, F., Kaye, B., Robinson, J., & Schachtman, R. (2024). Understanding Homelessness in King County. Data Science for Social Good Fellowship final presentation. Link.
- Kaye, B. (2021). From Classroom to Campus: Strengthening Curriculum Alignment. Stakeholder presentation on high school-to-college curriculum crosswalks.
- Kaye, B. (2020). Understanding the LBCC Student Experience. Final stakeholder presentation on ethnographic research into the student experience at LBCC.
- Kaye, B., Melville, M., Suits, R., McCambridge, R., & Thornberry, S. (2017). Small Farms and Community Health. Oregon Small Farms Conference.