This workshop offers support to students seeking dissertation funding through discussions of the pre-award processes and necessary proposal components for the Economics and Cultural Anthropology DDRIG programs, respectively.
Benjamin Cornwell, Associate Professor of Sociology, Cornell University
This workshop provides a general introduction to some of the main approaches to sequence analysis and examples of their applications in the social sciences.
PSTC is hosting a Getting Started with Python and Data Science workshop.
The Getting Started with Python and Data Science workshop is an introductory two-day workshop that aims to provide participants with an immersive practice on Python and data analytics.
PSTC is hosting a Getting Started with Python and Data Science workshop.
The Getting Started with Python and Data Science workshop is an introductory two-day workshop that aims to provide participants with an immersive practice on Python and data analytics.
Lynnette Arnold, Postdoctoral Fellow in Anthropology, Brown University
The Interdisciplinary Migration Working Group is a monthly gathering for faculty and students whose work examines issues of international and internal migration.
Kevin Escudero, Assistant Professor of American Studies and Ethnic Studies, Brown University
The Interdisciplinary Migration Working Group is a monthly gathering for faculty and students whose work examines issues of international and internal migration.
The Interdisciplinary Migration Working Group is a monthly gathering for faculty and students whose work examines issues of international and internal migration.
Nicole Kreisberg, PSTC predoctoral trainee in sociology
The Interdisciplinary Migration Working Group is a monthly gathering for faculty and students whose work examines issues of international and internal migration.
Ita Irizarry, Senior IRB Manager, and Christiana Provencal, QA/QI Administrator
This training will provide basic information and guidance regarding the preparation, submission, and IRB review and approval for research protocols involving human subjects.
Discussion of Joanna Dreby's Everyday Illegal and Peggy Levitt and B. Nadya Jaworsky's "Transnational Migration Studies: Past Developments and Future Trends."