Ongoing

UC Love Data Week

Online via Zoom

INTENDED AUDIENCE: Faculty, Graduate Student Instructors, Graduate Students, Instructors, Post-Doctoral Students, Researchers, Staff, Students Once again, UC Libraries are collaborating on a UC-wide “Love Data Week” series of talks, presentations, and workshops during February 13-17, 2023. All events are free to attend and open to any member of the UC community. With over 20 presentations and workshops, whether you’re working on qualitative or quantitative data, there’s plenty to choose from. Topics include: Data management and sharing for NIH projects Developing your data science portfolio Getting started with qualitative research Using containers for reproducible and scalable computing Introduction to GIS & mapping Joining a Wikipedia edit-a-thon Data visualization and much more!

Public Speaking Workshop with Lura Dolas

Online via Zoom

Lura Dolas (Senior Continuing Lecturer Emerita and former head of the UC Berkeley Acting Program) conducts a two-session in-person workshop to help graduate students deliver job talks and professional presentations clearly, confidently, and persuasively. The workshops offer techniques for neutralizing stage fright, identifying naturally expressive behavior, achieving personal connection in virtual presentations, and replacing flat jargon with engaging language. Exercises to expand vocal range and improve eye contact and use of gesture will enhance both live and virtual audience rapport. These workshops provide a safe, constructive environment to promote individual participation. In the first meeting, participants are given a series of exercises to enhance presentation of self and material. In the second, participants may present a short sample of a job talk or professional presentation for individual coaching.