Events

Python Programming: Introduction - Repeat

September 23rd, 10:00am–12:00pm

Online. Workshop link will be emailed to registrants.

This workshop is for the absolute beginner wanting to walk through the process of getting started with Python, a programming language commonly used for data analysis. We’ll work through installation and setup of helpful software and introduce basic concepts and terminology used in Python. Finally, we’ll work together to create your first simple but useful program! This workshop is an exact repeat of the September 16th “Python: Introduction” workshop. Register: https://go.wisc.edu/7l4l52

Writing a Standout Research Story

September 23rd, 1:00pm–3:00pm

Online

An effectively communicated research story is the most critical piece of any funding application. But most researchers find it challenging to write clearly—much less persuasively—about complex, not-yet-completed projects for a reviewer audience. Drawing on example abstracts, aims, and approaches, this session will break down the must-haves of a compelling proposal and your path to get there. This event is part of the Big10+ Research Development Series.

Introduction to NVivo

Disciplinary expertise and interdisciplinary connections

September 23rd, 1:00pm–3:00pm

4218 Sewell Social Sciences

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED, PLEASE REGISTER AT https://www.sscc.wisc.edu/sscc_jsp/training/details.jsp?class_id=3021 NVivo is a popular qualitative data analysis software that allows for organization, storage, coding, and analysis of any qualitative data including text, images, and video. This course will provide an introduction to the NVivo interface and cover the following topics: Importing data to NVivo Organizing and coding data Performing analysis

Let's Talk

20-25 minute consultation with a mental health provider

September 23rd, 3:00pm–5:00pm

2191D College Library, Helen C. White Hall

R2: Data Transformation Mastery: From dplyr to ggplot in R

Software Training for Students (STS)

Inquiry, discovery, and creation

September 23rd, 5:30pm–7:30pm

2538 Morgridge Hall

When using R and RStudio you'll find yourself using imported packages very frequently. There are so many shortcuts and easy tricks that have been developed and put into packages for our use, it'd be a waste not to utilize them. The most notable package is called tidyverse which is most useful in "tidying" up data that can initially be overwhelming. Topics Covered Include: Installing R Packages (tidyverse) Manipulating dataframes with Dplyr Visualizing data basis with ggplot

Excel 1: Introduction to Data Processing with Excel

Software Training for Students (STS)

Inquiry, discovery, and creation

September 23rd, 5:30pm–7:00pm

2257 College Library

Excel 1 introduces students to basic spreadsheet terminology and the simple navigation of the Excel desktop. This course teaches the skills necessary to construct an operative spreadsheet and create graphs or charts from data. Software Training for Students (STS) offers free technology classes for students. If you are a student and would like to attend this class, please enroll via the STS website (sts.doit.wisc.edu).

Lunch & Learn with UHS Mental Health Services

Co-hosted by Veteran Services

September 24th, 12:00pm–1:00pm

8808 333 East Campus Mall

Bridge and Build Community Series: September Luncheon

Open to all graduate students.

September 24th, 12:00pm–1:00pm

2nd Floor: Multicultural Student Center Student Lounge, Armory and Gymnasium (Red Gym)

Gather in conversation with fellow graduate students while building connections that can support your academic, professional, and personal journey. This month, representatives from Student Affairs, including the Multicultural Student Center staff will share ways to get involved, find support, and build connections. Information about the Bouchet Graduate Honor Society will also be shared. Lunch will be provided, first come, first served.

Exploring Funding Resources for Graduate Students

Graduate School

Disciplinary expertise and interdisciplinary connections

September 24th, 2:00pm–3:00pm

260 Bascom Hall

Discover key resources to support your graduate funding search in this workshop, where you'll explore tools available on our website and learn about valuable external platforms and strategies to help you find funding opportunities. This event is being offered both in person and online.

Let's Talk

20-25 minute consultation with a mental health provider

September 24th, 3:00pm–5:00pm

2191D College Library, Helen C. White Hall