Elevate your computing and data-related skills through workshop sessions on data processing, qualitative analysis, and qualitative methods.
Fall 2025 workshop sessions will cover topics such as data processing and qualitative analysis.
CCSS workshops are held in person at 291 Clark Hall and via Zoom (sent after registering). All workshops are open to the Cornell community. We encourage attending in person for the best learning experience. In-person attendees are provided CCSS swag and a post-workshop Q&A session. Get Directions to 291 Clark Hall.
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Research Opportunities at the Cornell FSRDC | Dec 5 | 3:30pm - 4:45pm
Description:
The Cornell Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) provides access to confidential federal data from several agencies, including the U.S. Census Bureau. The Cornell FSRDC administrator, Nichole Szembrot, will give an overview of the available data and proposal process. This workshop is recommended for faculty and Ph.D. students.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the advantages of working with confidential data compared to public-use data
- Become familiar with the data available through the Cornell FSRDC
- Understand the process of applying for access to confidential data
Pre requisites:
None
Helpful Information
This workshop will have a 15-30 minute Q&A session afterwards where in-person attendees can ask the instructor questions and get personalized assistance with their research.
Instructor: Nichole Szembrot