Hi everyone, This event could be interesting to all.

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Subject: FW: University of Toronto Social Science Methods Week - please circulate

From: "Angela Demke Brown"

Date: Mon, March 18, 2019 2:28 pm

To: dcsall@cs.toronto.edu

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From: Arts & Science - Graduate [mailto:graduate.artsci@utoronto.ca]

Sent: March 18, 2019 12:16 PM

To: Arts & Science - Graduate

Subject: University of Toronto Social Science Methods Week - please

circulate

Dear Graduate Coordinators and Administrators,

The Department of Sociology is hosting an interdisciplinary week of methods

workshops for scholars in the social sciences (broadly defined). Please

circulate the below announcement to your faculty and graduate students.

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UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO SOCIAL SCIENCE METHODS WEEK

Faculty and graduate students are cordially invited to attend the 2nd annual

University of Toronto Social Science Methods Week (SSMW), held April 29-May

3, 2019.

SSMW consists of a series of workshops on methodologies with high potential

to improve and advance research in the social sciences. Workshops are taught

by expert methodologists drawn from departments across the social sciences

at the University of Toronto. SSMW is an interdisciplinary forum where

researchers can upgrade their methodological toolkit and build

cross-disciplinary ties to like-minded scholars.

The following workshops are being offered:

* Introduction to Python

* Introduction to Web Scraping and APIs with Python

* R Basics: Analyzing and Plotting Data

* Measuring Theoretical Constructions with Unobserved Variables: An

Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling

* Models of Social Change: Methods and Principles of Age-Period-Cohort

Analysis

* Integrated Network Science: Social Network Analysis in R

* Multilevel Modeling: An Introduction

* Registered Reports in Behavioral Science: A How-to Guide and

Description of Benefits for Scientific Progress

* Qualitative Social Science: A Fun Overview

* Hearing Silence in Qualitative Interviews

Workshops are free, but registration is required.

Full details and a link to the registration form can be found on the event

website: click here

e-methods-week/university-of-toronto-social-science-methods-week-2019/> or

copy and paste the URL into your web browser

(http://sociology.utoronto.ca/events-2-2/university-of-toronto-social-scienc

e-methods-week/university-of-toronto-social-science-methods-week-2019/)

Yours sincerely,

Abdul Kawsar Tushar

Graduate Assistant, Department of Computer Science

University of Toronto.