Workshops & Academic Events
Libraries and Academic Innovation Workshops
Libraries and Academic Innovation offers a host of free workshops and events to any GWorld card holder on topics including workplace skills, data gathering and analysis, geographic information systems, programming, and design.
Building on basic knowledge of R and introductory statistics, this workshop will walk you through the R functionality you can use to compute correlations between continuous variables, fit interpret both linear and logistic regression models, and compute associated confidence intervals.
In this workshop, beginning learners will become familiar with the full video editing workflow from beginning to end.
Join us for a new installment of the Churchill Leadership Series with Lord Boateng, Chair of the Trustees of the Sir Winston Churchill Archive Trust and the United Kingdom’s first black cabinet minister.
In this introductory workshop, you will learn the advantages of the data visualization tool, Tableau Public, and the important concepts and techniques needed to display and analyze data.
In this workshop, you will get a chance to see what happens when you combine your design and video editing skills by creating Motion Graphics in Adobe After Effects.
Are you having trouble finishing reading your class reading assignments? Do you ever get confused about what you are reading? In this workshop we will go over strategies to help you better understand your class readings.
University Academic Events
The GW community organizes and hosts a variety of events on- and off-campus open to the public or private to GW faculty, staff, students, and alumni. You may also log in to Handshake to see more career workshops and events.
