Workshop #2 Co-sponsored by Leslie Humanities Center, Political Economy Project, Ethics Institute, Philosophy Department, Government Department and Rockefeller Center

Moderator: Daniel Benjamin; Speakers: Neal Katyal & Adam Mortara

Faculty Workshop

Ph.D. Thesis Presentation - Jessica DeSimone Warren

Talk title: “Statistical challenges and opportunities for observational studies with sampling biases”

R is an open source software environment for statistical computing and graphics and is very popular with data scientists. R is being used for data analysis, extracting and transforming data, fitting models, drawing inferences, making predictions, plotting, and reporting results. This "R for Data Science" workshop series will offer you great opportunities to experience the whole data science pipeline from importing and tidying data to wrangling and visualizing data to modeling and communicating with data so that you'll gain exposure to each component of this pipeline from a variety of different perspectives.

Dora Santana Assistant Professor of John Jay College, CUNY "Presente! On black/trans (im)possibilities of proximity, intimacy, and togetherness"

Flex your creative muscles and join us for this drop-in program to sketch works on view in the galleries.

Sound Recording