[data-carpentry-discuss] Data Carpentry for librarians in Oregon June 24-26

Ben Marwick bmarwick at uw.edu
Fri Apr 24 07:31:30 PDT 2015


Hi everyone,

I'm forwarding a request for a DC workshop for librarians at Oregon 
Health & Science University. It's a little out of scope for me, so I'm 
hoping someone with more library expertise might contact Jackie directly 
to guide her on the workshop content, explain about DC admin fees, etc.

best,

Ben

-------- Forwarded Message --------
Subject: Data Carpentry in Oregon June 24-26
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2015 15:09:56 -0700
From: Ben Marwick <bmarwick at uw.edu>
To: Jackie Wirz <wirzj at ohsu.edu>
CC: Emilia Gan <emiliagan at hotmail.com>, benweinstein2010 at gmail.com, 
Tracy Teal <tkteal at datacarpentry.org>

Hi Jackie,

I circulated your call to our Seattle Software Carpentry email list and
am including here Emilia Gan and Ben Weinstein who are interested to
help (also cc Tracy, the Data Carpentry director). Emilia has instructed 
in our UW SWC workshops and Ben lives in Portland and will be helping 
out at a local SWC workshop this week.

Please feel free to follow up with them directly, and good luck
organizing your workshop!

best,

Ben

On 14/4/2015 9:54 AM, Jackie Wirz wrote:
> Hello Ben-
>
> My name is Jackie Wirz and I am a data geek down at Oregon Health &
> Science University.  Stephanie Wright recommended that I contact you
> regarding Data Carpentry.  We are trying to organize a Data Carpentry
> event in Portland later this June (24-26), and was wondering if you
> might be available to teach or know of people who would be able to teach
> or assist.  We currently have Cam Macdonell from University of Alberta
> coming down, but we would really like to have additional instructors and
> assistants available.  Our target audience is data curation librarians
> and specialists from the Pacific Northwest Region – we have semiannual
> meetings and have received a small grant to bring Data Carpentry to our
> summer event.  Our primary interest is learning more about basic
> scripting, with a secondary emphasis on data reuse.
>
> Please let me know if you are interested or could provide some contacts
> for potential help.  I am always happy to bribe with delicious pacific
> northwest beer!
>
> Regards,
>
> Jackie
>
> *Jackie Wirz, PhD*
>
> Director, Professional Development Center and Graduate Student Affairs
>
> Biomedical Research Specialist | Assistant Professor
>
> Oregon Health & Science University
>
> wirzj at ohsu.edu <mailto:wirzj at ohsu.edu> | 503.494.3443
>





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