Our education and training opportunities bring together experts across domains in research computing, research data management, digital humanities, data visualization, and scholarly communication, in order to offer a wide range of events, resources, and support throughout the research data lifecycle. We do this by teaching workshops, courses, tutorials, and informal seminars, and by hosting one-on-one and group consultations to teach important skills in working with data.

Data and Project Consultations and Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours

Meet in-person or virtually with interdisciplinary data experts for help working with all types of data and research computing resources. See our Areas of Expertise below for a snapshot of what we can offer you and your research team, and checkout our support tiers. To set-up a consultation, please email us.

During the regular academic year, we offer open consultation hours on zoom and in-person Tuesdays in our CRDDS training space in Norlin Library, E206, and zoom only on Thursdays. Note that summer consultations are by appointment - please email us. For statistical support, please submit a LISA collaboration request.

Trainings, Events, and Courses

Below is a brief catalog of topics and our areas of expertise. We welcome your ideas for new offerings, collaborations and co-sponsorship opportunities. We also host virtual, hybrid, and in-person workshops and seminars during regularly scheduled courses, which should be arranged a minimum of three weeks in advance. Generally, we do not record our trainings in order to foster full engagement and to protect learners' privacy.

To learn more and register for these workshops, visit the CRDDS events page. If you would like to request training on a particular method or tool, please let us know. Workshops can be held for general audiences, individual groups, and tailored for particular classes. 

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Our Areas of Expertise