Register for Spring 2021 Student Workshops

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Please select the dates below for each training you plan to attend. (IPA-affiliated students are expected to attend at least three workshops, which count toward their career development plans.)

You will receive a Zoom invitation after you've registered for the Workshop.

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Please select your degree program: *

Ph.D. in Disaster Science & Management

Ph.D. in Energy & Environmental Policy

Ph.D. in Urban Affairs & Public Policy

Ph.D. in Engineering & Public Policy

MEEP - Master in Energy & Environmental Policy

M.A. in Urban Affairs & Public Policy

MPA - Master of Public Administration

MPH - Master of Public Health

MPP - Master of Public Policy

M.S. in Disaster Science & Management

B.S. in Energy & Environmental Policy

B.S. in Organizational & Community Leadership

B.A. in Public Policy

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What type of computer do you use? *

This information will be used to determine how best to run the technical workshops on Excel, Stata, and GIS.

Microsoft Windows machine (Dell, HP, etc.)

Apple Product (Mac)

Chrome Book

Other:

Introduction to Survey Design and Analysis

In this introduction to survey design, learn best practices for writing survey questions to ensure valid and reliable results. Participants will explore how choosing a question type (i.e., multiple-choice, Likert scale) will impact the experience of analyzing the results. This workshop will be taught by Tibor Toth.

Mon. March 1, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.

Excel: Calculations and Key Tools

In this intermediate-level Excel workshop, learn how to use functions, formulas and other tools instead of manual calculations. This workshop will be taught by Ellen Schenk and Sarah Pragg.

Mon. March 8, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.

Check here if you plan to follow along with the tutorial in Excel (rather than just watch).

Excel: Data Visualization

In this intermediate-level Excel workshop, learn how to create charts and customize their appearance. This workshop will be taught by Ellen Schenk and Sarah Pragg.

Mon. March 15, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.

Check here if you plan to follow along with the tutorial in Excel (rather than just watch).

Excel: Pivot Tables

In this intermediate-level Excel workshop, learn how to create a pivot table, sort and filter the data, and add calculated fields. This workshop will be taught by Ellen Schenk and Sarah Pragg.

Mon. March 22, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.

Check here if you plan to follow along with the tutorial in Excel (rather than just watch).

The Art of the Cover Letter and Interview Prep

Learn how to craft a cover letter to make your application stand out from the stack. This session will also cover tips for preparing for interviews. This workshop will be taught by Adam Helgeson, Career Counselor, UD’s Career Center.

Mon. March 29, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.

Stata: Working with Multiple Data Sets

Building on the tools learned last semester, this Stata workshop will explore cleaning data sets and running regression analysis on multiple years of data. This workshop will be taught by Ellen Schenk.

Mon. April 12, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.

Check here if you plan to follow along with the tutorial in Stata (rather than just watch).

The Geographic Part of the Story – Maps, Map Apps and Story Maps

In this introduction to Esri’s ArcGIS Online, you will learn to access data, take an excel table to create a data layer, and create a map. Then you will learn how to take that map and create different kinds of mapping applications, such as a simple basic viewer and more complex story maps. Participating students will gain access to UD's ArcGIS Online Organizational Account. This workshop will be taught by Nicole Minni.

Mon. April 26, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.

Check here if you plan to follow along with the tutorial in ArcGIS (rather than just watch).

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