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Our schedule of seminars through the end of February is listed below. Click on the orange button to view additional seminars.

Categorical Data Analysis
Remote Seminar
Trenton Mize, Instructor
January 27-29

Designing Effective
Online Surveys*
Remote Seminar
Andrew Miles, Instructor
January 27-29

Meta-Analysis
Remote Seminar
David Wilson, Instructor
February 3-5

Latent Class Analysis
Remote Seminar
Stephanie Lanza and
Bethany Bray, Instructors
February 3-5

Multilevel Modeling: A
Second Course
On Demand
Kristopher Preacher, Instructor
February 7-March 7

Directed Acyclic Graphs for
Causal Inference
Remote Seminar
Felix Elwert, Instructor
February 10-12

Matching and Weighting for
Causal Inference with R
Remote Seminar
Stephen Vaisey, Instructor
February 10-12

Social Networks: Statistical Approaches
Remote Seminar
John Skvoretz, Instructor
February 24-26

Analysis of Cost Data
Remote Seminar
Henry Glick, Instructor
February 24-26

Qualitative Data Analysis
using ATLAS.ti*
Remote Seminar
Corey Abramson, Instructor
March 3-5

Marginal Structural Models
Remote Seminar
Daniel Westreich, Instructor
March 3-5

Multilevel and Mixed Models
Using Stata
Remote Seminar
Stephen Vaisey, Instructor
March 10-12

Scale Construction
and Development
Remote Seminar
Deborah Bandalos, Instructor
March 10-12

GitHub for Data Analysis*
Remote Seminar
Aaron Gullickson, Instructor
March 15-17

Propensity Score Analysis
Remote Seminar
Shenyang Guo, Instructor
March 17-19

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

	Bethany Bray Bethany C. Bray, Ph.D., is Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
	Stephanie Lanza Stephanie Lanza, Ph.D., is Professor of Biobehavioral Health and Human Development at Pennsylvania State University, and the Director of the Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center.
	Trenton Mize Trenton D. Mize, Ph.D., is Assistant Professor of Sociology and core faculty of Advanced Methodologies of the Behavioral, Health, and Social Sciences at Purdue University.