Public Health Grand Grounds: Beyond Myth and Madness
CHS 43-105Cross-leveraging Systems Science and Data Science to Address Complex Health Problems. RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/public-health-grand-rounds-nate-osgood-phd-tickets-43031920633
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Research Project Design
Research Library (Charles E. Young)Research Commons (RC) ClassroomZoe Borovsky (Library) works with you to design your own research workflow; We will start with an example research project using web-scraping (Import.io) on online site, geocoding with OpenRefine, and […]
“Still Separate and Unequal: How School Segregation Impacts the Health of Black Students”
Fielding School of Public Health, Room 43-105 CHS Los Angeles , CA 3901 Rome Ct, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesEvent Contact: Porchia Toussaint 310.794.7500 | ptoussaint@ph.ucla.eduhttps://ph.ucla.edu/events/still-separate-and-unequal-how-school-segregation-impacts-health-black-students
Cornerstone Research Workshop: Developing a Research Question
Powell Library CLICC C, room 320CLearn how to turn your interests into a research question.
Cornerstone Research Workshop: Developing a Research Question
Powell Library CLICC C, room 320CLearn how to turn your interests into a research question.
Cornerstone Research Workshop: Finding Sources at the UCLA Library
Learn the most effective search strategies for finding what you need.
Cornerstone Research Workshop: Finding Sources at the UCLA Library
Learn the most effective search strategies for finding what you need.
Cornerstone Research Workshop: Collecting and Citing Sources
Powell Library CLICC C, room 320CLearn how to create a customized library of resources for your project.
Cornerstone Research Workshop: Collecting and Citing Sources
Powell Library CLICC C, room 320CLearn how to create a customized library of resources for your project.
Cornerstone Research Workshop: Developing Your Research Plan
Powell Library CLICC C, room 320CPlan your project from start to finish.
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