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THE SOCIAL, BEHAVIORAL, AND ECONOMIC SCIENCES
STATISTICAL INSTITUTE
Introduction
to Data Analysis
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
July
27-August 2, 2008
This workshop is being hosted by the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill AGEP and in
collaboration with the Odum
Institute for Research in Social Science, the nation's
oldest multidisciplinary social science university institute.
The workshop is intended for graduate students needing ENTRY-LEVEL
STATISTICS. Introduction to Data Analysis for the Social
Sciences familiarizes students with basic concepts to ease their
transition into their respective SBE disciplines. The workshop
provides an introduction to statistical software and data
manipulation. The format consists of lecture/discussions and
hands-on activities in a teaching computer lab.
Additionally, there are a variety of social activities,
primarily to promote inter institutional student bonding.
In order to determine if you
need this workshop, please take the following practice test. The
practice test will open in a web page, we suggest printing it out and
taking it with a pencil. We also suggest only viewing answers
after completion of the exam to accurately determine if you are in need
of the workshop.
Screening Test
Answer
Key
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TIME
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SUN
July 27
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MON
July 28
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TUES
July 29
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WEDS
July 30
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THURS
July 31
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FRI
Aug 1
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SAT
Aug 2
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| 9:00-10:20AM |
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Univariate
Descriptive
Stats
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Bivariate
Descriptive
Stats
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Multivariate
Descriptive
Stats
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Sampling,
Probability
Distribution, Sampling Distribution
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SAS |
Check Out
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| 10:20-10:40AM |
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BREAK |
BREAK |
BREAK |
BREAK |
BREAK |
Check Out |
| 10:40AM-12:00PM |
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Data Coding & Cleaning |
Bivariate
Descriptive
Stats
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Multivariate
Descriptive
Stats
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Intro to Hypothesis Testing |
SAS |
Check Out |
| 12:00-2:00PM |
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LUNCH |
LUNCH |
LUNCH |
LUNCH |
LUNCH |
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| 2:00-3:20PM |
Check In |
SPSS |
SPSS |
STATA |
STATA |
SAS |
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| 3:20-3:40PM |
Check In |
BREAK |
BREAK |
BREAK |
BREAK |
BREAK |
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| 3:40-5:00PM |
Check In |
SPSS |
SPSS |
STATA |
STATA |
SAS |
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| 5:00PM |
Meet
&
Greet
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| 5:30PM |
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Group Dinner |
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NOTE: Morning sessions will be held in Room 14 and
afternoon sessions will be held in Room 001 in Manning Hall.
ARRIVAL: July 27, 2008 by
5:00pm
DEPARTURE: August 2, 2008
Plan to arrive Sunday, July 27th in time to attend a
required brief orientation/meet & greet at 5:00pm on the first
floor of the hotel by the front desk. All workshop activities
will be completed by 8:30pm on Friday August 1, 2008.
•Each student is responsible for
making their own travel arrangements
•Reimbursement of up to $500
will be provided after the event.
•Travel form must be
completed, appropriate documents attached, signed and given
to contact below prior to departure from Chapel
Hill.
•If
flying: RDU International Airport is
the closest airport. We recommend a taxi to
the hotel. The approximate cost is
$40.00.
•If
driving: mileage is reimbursed at $0.505 per mile. You must
attach mapquest driving directions to the
travel form for reimbursement.
All completed travel forms
must be submitted to the following:
Darla
Wohlfarth
Program
Assistant
darlawoh@email.unc.edu
T)
919.843.4460 F) 919.843.2554
LODGING
Those students needing housing
will be housed at the Holiday
Inn Express in Chapel Hill. Room reservations and payment of
the hotel will be arranged for you. You will need a credit card
at check-in for any incidentals while staying at the hotel. Hotel
amenities include: business center with free internet access, 24-hour
fitness room, off-site full service gym, hot continental breakfast, and
parking.
Holiday Inn Express
6119
Farrington Road
Chapel
Hill, NC 27517-9467
Phone
number : (919) 489-7555
MEALS
A food
allowance will be provided as a reimbursement after the conclusion of
the workshop. This will be based on the UNC per diem rates of:
Breakfast
= provided by hotel, therefore not reimbursed
Lunch =
$9.75
Dinner =
$16.75
If interested in attending, please contact your
university representative below to be nominated.
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University
of Florida
Anne
E. Donnelly, Ph.D.
SEAGEP
Program Director
T)
202.806.6853
adonnelly@erc.ufl.edu
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University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Kathy
Wood
Executive
Program Manager
T)
919.962.2509
kathy_wood@unc.edu
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University
of Maryland, College Park
Kim
Nickerson, Ph.D.
Assistant
Dean, College of Behavioral & Social Sciences
T)
301.405.7599
knickerson@bsos.umd.edu
Johnetta Davis, Ph.D.
Associate
Dean, GRAD-Graduate Recruitment, Retention, & Diversity
T)
301.405.4183
jgdavis@umd.edu
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Howard
University
Florence
Bonner
Professor
of Sociology & Anthropology
T)
202.806.6853
fbonner@howard.edu
Angela Cole
Assistant
Professor, Psychology
T)
202.806.9448
acole@howard.edu
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University
of Miami
Steven
Ullmann, Ph.D.
Dean
of Graduate School
T)
305.284.2202
sullmann@miami.edu
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