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Got social-science data that you need to make public?
Learn more about openICPSR, a truly free-to-anyone, open-access data repository that meets federal and/or journal requirements for open access to digital research data! Register here for a 60-minute webinar – Tuesday, February 10, at Noon – that will include: An … Continue reading
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Emerging Technologies for Online Learning Conference–April 9-11
Streamed Live on Campus Aderhold, Room 423 Attend all of the sessions or drop by for the ones that most interest you. No registration necessary. Seating is limited to 25, so come early to ensure … Continue reading
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Autism Expert to Speak at Georgia State
Craig Newschaffer, PhD will speak on “Progress in Epidemiological Research on Autism and the Environment” on September 17th, 2013. Dr. Newschaffer is professor and chairman of the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the Drexel University School of Public Health … Continue reading
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Trouble Accessing Articles?
Looking for a specific article? Here’s how to tell if the library has it and how to get a copy if we don’t. Step 1: Find It @ GSU You’ll be able to access articles in journals the library subscribes … Continue reading
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GIS and Demographic Data Workshops
Are you interested in learning more about new GIS and demographic data resources and applications that are available for research and teaching? Would you like to create maps or visualize demographic data with easy to use web-based resources? If so, … Continue reading
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GSU Women’s Collections Shero of the Year Event, 2012
Let’s Kick Ashe! Presented annually, the Shero of the Year Award recognizes an individual or individuals whose support has made a significant impact on the Georgia State University Library’s Women’s Collections. The 2012 Shero of the Year Celebration will be at … Continue reading
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New book by GSU Education Professor Elizabeth A. Steed
Congratulations to GSU Education Professor Elizabeth A. Steed on her recently-published book: Steed, Elizabeth A., and Tina M Pomerleau. Preschool-wide Evaluation Tool (PreSET) Manual: Assessing Universal Program-wide Positive Behavior Support in Early Childhood. Research edition. Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes Publishing … Continue reading
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Lia Lee Dies, Key Figure in Healthcare Controversy
“The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down: A Hmong Child, Her American Doctors, and the Collision of Two Cultures” is a book by Anne Fadiman. Published in 1997, it details the experiences of an illiterate Hmong family living in … Continue reading
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GSU receives $10 million grant to support adult literacy
The books in the photo on the left may be selling for only $4 each, but the ability to read them is truly priceless. Poor literacy is often associated with poverty and can create intergenerational cycles furthering the ill effects … Continue reading
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Blurring Boundaries: An International Educational Development Conference
The Georgia State University College of Education is hosting Blurring Boundaries: An International Educational Development Conference, on April 10-11, 2012. The conference will be held at the Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel. Opening speakers include COE Dean Randy Kamphaus and Ramu … Continue reading
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