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Here is a list of our upcoming seminars. Just click on the course titles for detailed information and registration. If the course title does not have a link, then registration is not yet open. Please check back periodically for updates.

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Propensity Score Analysis
Remote Seminar
Shenyang Guo, Instructor
March 4-6

Statistics with Stata*
Remote Seminar
Stephen Vaisey, Instructor
March 4-6

Introduction to Social
Network Analysis
Remote Seminar
Stephen Borgatti, Instructor
March 11-13

Structural Equation Modeling: Part 1
On Demand
Paul Allison, Instructor
March 15-April 12

Marginal Structural Models
Remote Seminar
Daniel Westreich, Instructor
March 18-20

Workflow of Data Analysis
Using R*
Remote Seminar
Bianca Manago, Instructor
March 18-20

Longitudinal Data Analysis
Using R
Remote Seminar
Stephen Vaisey, Instructor
April 8-10

Social Networks:
Statistical Approaches
Remote Seminar
John Skvoretz, Instructor
April 8-10

Survival Analysis
On Demand
Paul Allison, Instructor
April 19-May 17

Logistic Regression
Remote Seminar
Paul Allison, Instructor
April 22-24

Data Wrangling with R*
Remote Seminar
Kieran Healy, Instructor
April 22-24

Categorical Structural
Equation Modeling
Remote Seminar
Kevin Grimm, Instructor
May 6-8

Analysis of Complex
Survey Data
Remote Seminar
Brady West, Instructor
May 6-8

Causal Mediation Analysis
On Demand
Tyler VanderWeele, Instructor
May 10-June 7

Introduction to Python for
Data Analysis*
Remote Seminar
Jason Anastasopoulos, Instructor
May 13-15

Structural Equation Modeling: Special Topics
Remote Seminar
Gregory Hancock, Instructor
May 13-15

Designing Effective
Online Surveys*
Remote Seminar
Andrew Miles, Instructor
May 20-22

Scale Construction and Development
Remote Seminar
Deborah Bandalos, Instructor
May 20-22

*Seminar is offered jointly by Statistical Horizons and Code Horizons.

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Public Seminars

FEATURED

INSTRUCTORS

	Stephen Borgatti Stephen P. Borgatti, Ph.D., is the Paul Chellgren Endowed Chair of Management at the University of Kentucky.
	Shenyang Guo Shenyang Guo, Ph.D., is the Frank J. Bruno Distinguished Professor of Social Work Research in the George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis.
	Stephen Vaisey Stephen Vaisey, Ph.D. is Professor of Sociology and Political Science and the Director of the Worldview Lab at Duke University, as well as Director of Code Horizons.