Stata Part 3 & 4 Skills Office Hours (Online)
These office hours are for students who have attended or watched Stata Part 3 or 4 to ask questions about what they have learned.
These office hours are for students who have attended or watched Stata Part 3 or 4 to ask questions about what they have learned.
These office hours are for students who have attended or watched Stata Part 3 or 4 to ask questions about what they have learned.
This online session will train you on how to use Zotero, a free citation management tool that automates the process of citing sources such as books, articles, web pages, and other sources. Zotero can help you organize, tag, and add notes to citations/resources as you conduct your research and search for sources; then integrates with Word to facilitate the creation of footnotes and bibliographies in your selected style.
Get help starting your research in this workshop designed to help you approach conducting a literature review, determine which databases to use, refine your search strategies, and learn more about access to library resources with tips to use AI to enhance your research workflow.
Suffering from the endless back and forth to craft a workable AI tool prompt? Frustrated at having to slog through your AI responses and sources cited to determine what is hallucinated or real? Are you discouraged by the results when using web search engines like Google or Bing as well? Then come to this workshop to take control of your search of the internet! Learn how to use Google Advanced Commands to do efficient, focused searches to get directly to quality r
Last semester, students launched bold, interdisciplinary projects tackling challenges from refugee data security to global instability, water quality, and migrant navigation. These projects, and others, are continuing this semester—and new students are invited to join and contribute fresh ideas.
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Recent years have been characterized by increasing geopolitical volatility, growing tensions between the USA and China, Russia’s war in Ukraine, and growing assertiveness of middle powers that have implied a transition from a unipolar to a multipolar world. Furthermore, governments face geo-strategic challenges posed by rising inflation, energy security, and climate change- which have no easy solutions. We see nations looking inwards to ameliorate their economic woes rather than relying on the forces of globalization to achieve the most efficient outcomes.
We continue to celebrate Black Legacy Month with Ginn staff recommendations.
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