ICPSR Offers Free Virtual Methods Seminars in Summer 2022

ICPSR at University of Michigan is offering a series of free virtual seminars in Summer 2022, as part of its 2022 Blalock Lecture Series. The series is dedicated to  Tad Blalock, a longtime friend and representative of ICPSR as well as a distinguished statistician and sociologist. The series features 15 lectures, all of which take place on Zoom at 7:30pm EDT. Questions about the summer program should be directed to sumprog@icpsr.umich.edu. General questions about ICPSR can be directed to CISS director Deborah Carr, who serves as BU’s representative to ICPSR. ICPSR advances and expands social and behavioral research, acting as a global leader in data stewardship and providing rich data resources and responsive educational opportunities for present and future generations.

The complete schedule of lectures and registration links includes:

Date Presenter Title Registration link
June 28 Joe Uscinski American Conspiracy Theories https://myumi.ch/WJ195
June 30 Lynette Holter Teaching Data Literacy across the Curriculum https://myumi.ch/wMjm9
July 6 Jowei Chen Analyzing Partisan Gerrymanders Using Computer-Simulated Redistricting Maps https://myumi.ch/e6pmn
July 7 Kimberly Turner Win or a Loss? A New Measure of Protest Success https://myumi.ch/J8bgE
July 12 Rene Bautista Measuring Societal Change: The General Social Survey (GSS) https://myumi.ch/j2Q8x
July 13 Amber Boydstun The Effect of Media Frames on Public Attitudes about Policy https://myumi.ch/48zwD
July 14 Elizabeth Zechmeister The Comparative Study of Electoral Systems (CSES) as a Resource for Scholars of Elections, Opinion, and Behavior https://myumi.ch/5W1dx
July 19 Ken Langa Using the Health and Retirement Study for Research on Aging in the United States https://myumi.ch/Z61Xp
July 20 TBD TBD TBD
July 21 Joe Saul HIPAA: Protection and Use of US Health Information https://myumi.ch/xdVXA
July 26 Jo Lukito Harmful Political Content in a Fragmented Digital Media Environment https://myumi.ch/qAPdW
July 27 Michael Lewis-Beck, Charles Tien Forecasting Congressional Midterms:Long Lead, Strong Theory, No Polls https://myumi.ch/pZywQ
July 28 Nick Valentino The American National Election Studies (ANES): Measuring Public Opinion Since 1948 https://myumi.ch/Ek2j4
August 2 Amy Pienta The New NIH Data Sharing Policy https://myumi.ch/bR1e7
August 3 Yph Lelkes The Sources and Consequences of Affective Polarization https://myumi.ch/QeJjQ
August 4 Kyrani Reneau Best Practices in Data Management https://myumi.ch/n8ezR
August 9 Andy Guess The Impact of Exposure to Online Media https://myumi.ch/Nmxjj
August 10 Richard Miech, Deb Kloska An Overview of the Monitoring the Future (MTF) Project https://myumi.ch/3kzWx

 

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