Seton Hall University Libraries is proud to announce that our annual Love Data Week celebration is returning the week of February 12th. We welcome all students, faculty, and staff to register for each of these presentations that will be featured via Teams live stream.
The University Libraries Research Data Management team presents SHU’s 6th Annual Love Data Week, from Monday, February 13th to Friday, February 17th, 2023. This popular week of events was launched to highlight the new direction in academic libraries to find, manage, analyze, and visualize data. These services are critical for enhancing the quality of student coursework, faculty and student research, access to collections as well as graduate retention. Registration for all events here.
This year’s workshops range from Github for Researchers to Python for Quantitative Research as well as topics in finance and leisure reading. The Data Discovery session on February 15 will show data subscriptionsavailable to the SHU community to enhance research, grant proposals, and even one’s personal life. PolicyMap, for example, is an easy to use mapping tool that allows a user to explore U.S. neighborhoods where the SHU community lives, works or volunteers. PolicyMap is used across SHU in disciplines ranging from Public Health to Education and Business Writing with Professor Greg Iannarella.
Friday, February 17, 2023, 11:00am – 11:30am, Professor Maria Barca
Registration is here and workshops will run virtually Eastern Standard Time. All sessions will be recorded and shared. Please email data.services@shu.edu with questions.
University Libraries Assistant Dean for Public Services, Lisa DeLuca remarks, “University Libraries has steadily increased the size of our Research Data Management team over the past three years to include six librarians across two campuses in South Orange and Nutley plus lead data analyst Samah Alshrief, PhD, ‘22. The team is led by Sharon Ince, Interim Assistant Dean of Information Technology and Collection Services and Assistant Dean DeLuca.
The planning committee for Love Data Week includes librarians including Professor Michael Murphy who supports the value of this initiative: “I’m very excited by the mix of new and returning speakers and the breadth of topics being covered this year.” Professor Murphy is the liaison to the School of Diplomacy and International Relations and the Department of Political Science & Public Affairs. Professor Murphy also coordinates DiploLab, a collaborative research space run by Dr. Joseph Huddleston. DiploLab allows students to explore their interests related to international relations, engage with faculty, and apply what they are learning beyond the classroom.
Seton Hall University Libraries’ new Data Services Group, is excited to invite the SHU Community to Love Data Week 2021, to be held virtually February 8th-12th .
Love Data Week (LDW) is an international celebration of data, aiming to raise awareness and build a community to engage on topics related to research data management, sharing, preservation, reuse, and library-based research data services.
This year’s LDW theme at SHU is “Diversity and Inclusion in Data”. We want to support the SHU community with our data subscriptions (such as ICPSR and PolicyMap) and open source tools to promote finding data related to marginalized communities and BIPOC (black, Indigenous and people of color), and visualizing the information using impartial and fair methods. Programs range from a conversation about Algorithmic Bias and Data Ethics, Using PowerBI to identify diversity in your workplace, and finding thematic and minority data collections in ICPSR (Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research).
All are encouraged to learn about Research Data Services now offered by University Libraries, including how to create a data management plan and data storage options with University Libraries. This new offering will help faculty when applying for grants and teach researchers how to manage, preserve and store data for reuse.
Data Driven Decisions in Sports Medicine: Helping Athletes Stay Healthy, Perform Better, and Return to Play After Injury (1:00pm-2:00pm)**SORRY, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED**
Thursday, February 11, 2021
Data Narrative Assignment Workshop (2:00pm-3:00pm)
Join #SHU_Libraries for Love Data Week, February 10th-13th at the South Orange and Nutley Campuses.
As part of Love Data Week (#lovedata20), the University Libraries will offer three days of programming at the South Orange and Nutley campuses to highlight the growing importance of data in the research process.
We invite faculty and students to come learn about the Library’s new subscription databases and how to use open-access programs like Twitter Data, R Programming, and data management tools for research. All events are free, but please register using the link for each event, below!
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Monday, February 10th Common Area | Walsh Library | South Orange Campus
11:00 AM Introduction to Seton Hall’s Institutional Repository [register here]
11:30 AM Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) [register here]
12:00 PM PolicyMap [register here]
12:30 PM Predatory Journals [register here]
1:00 PM Managing Your Online Presence [register here]
Tuesday, February 11th Common Area | Walsh Library | South Orange Campus
11:00 AM Library News Subscriptions [register here]
11:30 AM Tableau [register here]
1:00 PM Intro to R Programming [register here]
2:00 PM Data Management [register here]
3:00 PM Twitter Data Panel [register here]
4:30 PM Book Discussion: Health Services Research and Analytics Using Excel with Dr. Nalin Johri, PhD, MHA. [register here]
Thursday, February 13th IHS Campus Nutley
2:00 PM ICPSR [register here]
2:30 PM PolicyMap [register here]
3:00 PM Predatory Journals [register here]
3:30 PM Book Discussion: Health Services Research and Analytics Using Excel with Dr. Nalin Johri, PhD, MHA [register here]
For more information please contact: Prof. Lisa DeLuca (973) 761-7959 | lisa.deluca@shu.edu
#SHU_Libraries We are pleased to announce Love Data Week 2019 will take place from Monday, February 11 to Friday, February 15!
**All events will be held in the 2nd floor Common Area, Walsh Library unless noted. Please register for each event using the corresponding link**
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Library and Archive Tours
Learn more about Walsh Library and the Msgr. William Noé Field Archives and Special Collections Center. Take a tour to learn about services the library offers and their extensive physical and digital collections.
TOUR DATES
Monday, February 11, 11:00 am (meet in Common Area)[Register herelink]
Tuesday, February 12, 1:00 pm (meet in Common Area) [Register herelink]
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Tuesday, February 12, 11:00 am
JSTOR Labs – Text Analyzer and Data for Research (DfR) [Register herelink]
Learn how to use Text Analyzer and other research tools from JSTOR Labs. Text Analyzer allows researchers to search for content on JSTOR simply by uploading a document. The tool analyzes the text within the document to find key topics and terms used, and then uses the terms it deems most important to find similar content in JSTOR. DfR allows users to define and request datasets for content on JSTOR, or download a sample dataset for teaching text mining techniques.
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Tuesday, February 12, 12:30-1:30pm
**This event will be held at the Interprofessional Health Sciences Library on the Nutley campus**
ICPSR Webinar – Medical & Public Health Data Collections [Register herelink]
Learn about medical collections available through Seton Hall’s subscription to Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research based at the University of Michigan.
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Wednesday, February 13, 12:00pm-4:00pm
Managing Data with the NYU Data Services Team
Join us for a lively discussion about qualitative data analysis, data management, and reproducibility with experts Vicki Steeves and Sarah DeMott from NYU’s Data Service Team:
Using Tableau with Publicly Available Data [Register herelink]
Are you interested in learning more about data visualization? Curious about the best ways to tell stories with data? Looking for simple and fast ways to create data dashboards? In this beginner-level workshop you’ll get a hands-on introduction to creating interactive visualizations with Tableau Public, a free data analysis and visualization tool. Please bring your laptop to the workshop.
In advance of the workshop please complete the following steps:
Download and install Tableau Public on your laptop;
ScienceDirect / Scopus Lunch and Learn [Register herelink]
Lunch will be served at this event
Come for all or part of this session to review how to include your data when publishing
Learn how to discover data sets on ScienceDirect, Scopus and Mendeley
Make large amounts of data manageable with Scopus’ smart tools, allowing you to track, analyze and visualize research
Learn more about the basket of metrics available to help you decide what to read, where to publish and to generally facilitate evaluation of your research interests