Events

Tae Hyun Lim, Ph.D. (tlim@hamilton.edu), the Data Science/Analysis Research Librarian, will be conducting a Microsoft Excel workshop. Novices to the MS Excel are strongly recommended to attend. Econ 166 students will have a separate Excel workshop. The workshop will cover topics such as installing and registering Microsoft Excel, loading and exploring data on Excel, using basic functions, and creating basic graphics on Excel. The workshop will take approximately one and a half hours. Students interested in the workshop are encouraged to SIGN UP on ...

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Introduction to CITRIX and STATA workshop for Economics students. Novices to the CITRIX environment and STATA are strongly recommended to attend. The workshop will cover topics such as installing and registering CITRIX, opening STATA on CITRIX, accessing your files on CITRIX, and loading and exploring data on STATA on CITRIX. The workshop will take approximately one and a half hours. Students interested in the workshop are encouraged to SIGN UP on this sheet, although walk-ins are welcome. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN LAPTOPS.

ALEX Advising presents the Educational Technology sessions of the How College Works series. Our interns will review Hamilton's various educational technology platforms and best practices for navigating them. This program is open to everyone but primarily geared toward first-years and sophomores. Attendees should bring a computer/tablet. Registration is encouraged but not required.

STATA Refresher workshop for Economics students. Students with some STATA experience who want to refresh their skills are strongly recommended to attend. The workshop will cover topics such as basic data manipulation and visualization. The workshop will take approximately one and a half hours. Students interested in the workshop are encouraged to SIGN UP on this sheet, although walk-ins are welcome. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN LAPTOPS.

Tae Hyun Lim, Ph.D. (tlim@hamilton.edu), the Data Science/Analysis Research Librarian, will be conducting a Microsoft Excel workshop. Novices to the MS Excel are strongly recommended to attend. Econ 166 students will have a separate Excel workshop. The workshop will cover the same topics covered in the workshop provided on Monday, August 31, such as installing and registering Microsoft Excel, loading and exploring data on Excel, using basic functions, and creating basic graphics on Excel. The workshop will take approximately one and a half hours. Students interested in the workshop are encouraged to 

Tae Hyun Lim, Ph.D. (tlim@hamilton.edu), the Data Science/Analysis Research Librarian, will be conducting the Introduction to R workshop. Novices to the CITRIX environment and R are strongly recommended to attend. The workshop will cover topics such as installing R and R Studio, basics of R and R Studio, and loading and exploring data on R Studio. The workshop will also cover installing and using R and R Studio on students' own machines. The workshop will take approximately one and a half hours. Students interested in the workshop are encouraged to

Tae Hyun Lim, Ph.D. (tlim@hamilton.edu), the Data Science/Analysis Research Librarian, will be conducting the Data Visualization in R workshop. Students with some R experience who want to refresh their skills are strongly recommended to attend. The workshop will cover topics such as basic data manipulation and visualization in R Studio. The workshop will take approximately one and a half hours. Students interested in the workshop are encouraged to SIGN UP on this sheet, although walk-ins are welcome. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN LAPTOPS

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Tae Hyun Lim, Ph.D. (tlim@hamilton.edu), the Data Science/Analysis Research Librarian, will be conducting the Introduction to R workshop. Novices to the CITRIX environment and R are strongly recommended to attend. The workshop will cover the same topics covered in the workshop provided on Wednesday, September 9, such as installing R and R Studio, basics of R and R Studio, and loading and exploring data on R Studio. The workshop will also cover installing and using R and R Studio on students' own machines. The workshop will take approximately one and a half hours. Students interested in the workshop are encouraged to

Each charrette is an intensive, collaborative workshop that brings together a diverse group of participants to generate ideas, address challenges, and design potential solutions. Day 1 is dedicated to exploring the topic and brainstorming ideas and strategies related to it.

Each charrette is an intensive, collaborative workshop that brings together a diverse group of participants to generate ideas, address challenges, and design potential solutions. Day 2 is dedicated to prototyping and testing the ideas and strategies that were generated on Day 1.

Tae Hyun Lim, Ph.D. (tlim@hamilton.edu), the Data Science/Analysis Research Librarian, will be conducting the "Data Visualization in R" workshop. Students with some R experience who want to refresh their skills are strongly recommended to attend. The workshop will cover the same topics covered in the workshop provided on Thursday, September 10, such as basic data manipulation and visualization in R Studio. The workshop will take approximately one and a half hours. Students interested in the workshop are encouraged to SIGN UP on this sheet, alth...

Please join us for a presentation by Peter Simons, Project Manager, New York Six Consortium, on his book, Global Heartland: Cultivating the American Century on the Midwestern Farm, (University of Minnesota Press, 2025).  The lunch series, “Celebrating Faculty and Staff Achievements,” features new scholarship from 2020 to present by faculty and staff authors, and is sponsored by Ngoni Munemo, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, and Joe Shelley, Vice President for Innovation and Information Services. Lunch will be provided.

What does it take to build a fulfilling career that continues to evolve and grow? Join Employer-in-Residence Dr. Richard Edelson ’66, P’97 for a conversation moderated by Career Center Director Melissa Marietta about career choices, professional growth, and making the most of opportunities along the way. Open to students of all majors and career interests. Lunch will be served. Register here.

Please join us for a presentation by Jeremy Katz, College Archivist, on his book, The Jewish Community of Atlanta (Arcadia Press, 2021).  The lunch series, “Celebrating Faculty and Staff Achievements,” features new scholarship from 2020 to present by faculty and staff authors, and is sponsored by Ngoni Munemo, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, and Joe Shelley, Vice President for Innovation and Information Services. Lunch will be provided.

Please join us for a presentation by John Eldevik, professor of history on his book, Reading Prester John: Cultural Fantasy and its Manuscript Contexts (Arc-Humanities Press, 2024).  The lunch series, “Celebrating Faculty and Staff Achievements,” features new scholarship from 2020 to present by faculty and staff authors, and is sponsored by Ngoni Munemo, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, and Joe Shelley, Vice President for Innovation and Information Services. Lunch will be provided.

Stop by and celebrate World Digital Preservation Day with LITS staff and student workers! Learn more about efforts to digitize campus history, explore a digital petting zoo, and take home swag and informative zines on how you can preserve your own digital footprint.

Please join us for a presentation by T Kira Mahealani Madden, Assistant Professor of Literature and Creative Writing, on her work, Whidbey (Harper Collins, 2026). The lunch series, “Celebrating Faculty and Staff Achievements,” features new scholarship from 2020 to present by faculty and staff authors, and is sponsored by Ngoni Munemo, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, and Joe Shelley, Vice President for Innovation and Information Services. Lunch will be provided.