Brown Bag Series: Finding and Using Restricted Access Data in the Social Sciences Sponsored by the UC Davis Vocational Education Cluster
UC Davis Vocational Education Cluster funded by the Interdisciplinary
Frontiers in Arts and Humanities (IFHA) Program is hosting a
brown bag series for graduate students on using restricted access
data for research. Each session will cover different topics, and
feature faculty users and presenters from organizations such as
the Census Bureau Research Data Center and the IRB
Administration.
No RSVP is required. Please bring your own brown bag lunch.
Contact VocationalEdCluster@ucdavis.edu for more
information.
Session 1: Overview of Restricted Access Data and
Multi-disciplinary Approaches
Wednesday, February 26
2203 SS&H
12:10-1:00pm
Presented by:
Bill McCarthy, Sociology
Kali Trzesniewski, Psychology
Kevin Williams, Economics
Session 2: Finding Your Own Restricted Access Data: Using
Administrative Records
Wednesday, March 12
12:10-1:00pm
2203 SS&H
Presented by:
Scott Carrell, Economics
Michal Kurlaender, Education
Session 3: Finding Restricted Access Data: Census Bureau
Research Data Center
Friday, April 25
12:10-1:00pm
1113 SS&H
Presented by:
Jean Stratford, Social Science Data Service
Jon Stiles, Executive Director, Census Bureau Research Data
Center, UC Berkeley
Session 4: Gaining Access and Responsible Use
Friday, May 30
12:10-1:00pm
2203 SS&H
Presented by:
Miles McFann, IRB Administration
Jan Carmikle, UC Davis InnovationAccess
Yoke Dellenback, DSS Research Service Center
