Research & Analysis:

Analytic projects are often collaborative and take many forms to serve their range of purpose. Robin’s work is both qualitative and quantitative, but most importantly, it arises from an ideal of improving the world around us.

In past years, Robin and Jodi Reeves Eyre joined forces to form Eyre & Israel, LLC, which provided research, analysis, data integration, editing, and management of collaborative writing projects. At the beginning of 2021, they dissolved Eyre & Israel to focus on other priorities.

Sample Projects:

WArS/SAA Salary Survey Report, a close look at intersectional identities within the archives profession, focusing on career progress and salary. With Jodi Reeves Eyre, and using data collected by the Women’s Archivist Section of the Society of American Archivists. July 2017.

Moving Kiribati: a Regional Problem-Solving Collaborative, a collaborative conflict-solving skill-builder, with Alison Beitelspacher. July 2013.

Avoiding Religious Discrimination Claims: Title VII, a presentation for employers. October 2012.

Homelessness Prevention & Rapid Rehousing Program, an investigation of how the HPRP fulfills Recovery Act goals, with Ashley Ireson, Meghan McDavid, Ana Pumarejo, and Brenda Quintero. May 2012.

HPRP and the Recovery Act, a presentation of the results of an investigation into the use of Recovery Act funds in creating the HPRP, with Ashley Ireson, Meghan McDavid, Ana Pumarejo, and Brenda Quintero. May 2012.

Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona: an Analysis of Organizational Effectiveness, with Jake Coldsmith, Ashley Ireson, Meghan McDavid, Ana Pumarejo, and Brenda Quintero. December 2011.

Community Food Bank Presentation, a presentation that directs an organizational analysis to potential volunteers, with Jake Coldsmith, Ashley Ireson, Meghan McDavid, Ana Pumarejo, and Brenda Quintero. December 2011.

Improving Student Performance with Parent Involvement, a statistical analysis of immigrant student performance. December 2011.

Academic Editing & Proofreading:

From graduate students to post-docs, we can all use an extra eye to make sure our work is clear, logical, coherent in voice, and correct.

Work that Robin has copy edited has appeared in publications for Edinburgh University Press, University of Texas Libraries, the Council of Library and Information Resources, and others.

She has also written and edited for multiple organizations including, the U.N. Special Rapporteur on Indigenous Rights, International Rescue Committee, Peres Center for Peace, Arizona State University’s Center for Film Media and Popular Culture, and a lot more.

Sample Editing Projects for Publication:

Turnator, Ece, and Tamsyn Rose-Steele. “Medieval Music in Linked Open Data: A Case Study on Linking Medieval Motets,” International Journal of Arts and Humanities Computing, Edinburgh University Press, Volume 10 Issue 1, page 36-50, March 2016.

Flores, Jodi Reeves; Jason J. Brodeur; Morgan G. Daniels; Natsuko Nicholls; and Ece Turnator. “Libraries and Research Data Management Landscape,” Process of Discovery: the CLIR Postdoctoral Fellowship Program and the Future of the Academy, Council on Library and Information Resources, Publication 167, September 2015.

Turnator, E.; A. Bolintineanu; T. Rose-Steel; B. Whearty; M. Widner. “Summary of Proceedings of the ‘Linking the Middle Ages’ Workshop (May 11-12, 2015) at the University of Texas at Austin,” Texas ScholarWorks, University of Texas Libraries, July 6, 2015.