Jenna Kelley

I've conducted quantitative behavioral economics research at Georgia College & State University, examining decision-making and cognitive biases through applied research projects.

I design and support survey and experimental research from data collection and cleaning through statistical analysis in Stata and interpretation. My work includes econometric analysis, regression modeling, literature review, and translating findings into substantive conclusions.

For my master's thesis, I'm analyzing Taiwan World Values Survey data across 2006, 2012, and 2019 using weighted logistic regression and multinomial logit models to examine willingness to defend Taiwan. I previously studied whether congressional scandals affected legislative sponsorship and presented the findings at the 2024 Academy of Economics and Finance Conference.

Alongside research, I've used resident feedback, leasing activity, and operational data at Cardinal Group Management to identify trends, support reporting, and inform customer experience initiatives.