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Every researcher relies on quality citations and resources to construct their arguments. However, what happens to your argument if the quality of your citations and resources are called into question? In this workshop attendees will learn the difference between primary and secondary resources, and how to differentiate between good and bad resources. Attendees will also learn about high quality references outside of just peer-reviewed articles.

• Structure a compelling elevator or investor pitch
• Highlight the problem you're solving and your unique solution
• Communicate your value proposition and market opportunity
• Deliver your pitch with confidence and authenticity

"Have questions about research data, GIS, or data management planning? Stop by our Data & Donuts Drop-In Hours-a relaxed, come-and-go open house hosted by the Research Data Services (RDS) team in the DataSpace (Alkek Library Room 452). During these informal sessions, RDS staff will be available to:

• Answer questions about data management, sharing, and storage
  
• Help you get started with tools like DMPTool
  
• Provide support for GIS tools, mapping projects, and spatial data workflows
  
• Offer guidance on meeting funder and institutional data requirements
  
• Share resources and info about upcoming workshops and consultations"
  

Elevate your professional presence on LinkedIn with essential strategies. Discover how to craft a standout profile, strategically network, and unlock hidden opportunities in the job market. This Shop Talk session will provide actionable insights to help you navigate LinkedIn with confidence and maximize your career potential.

Presented by Sherry Yang, Career Counselor, Career Services

• Identify and structure your core leadership team for growth
• Apply principles of Open Book Management to build trust and transparency
• Use “The Great Game of Business” framework to align your team around shared goals
• Develop a culture that drives performance and long-term success

Fee-based parking is available at the Pleasant St. Garage by the Music Building.

Enhance your data analysis skills with our session on basic data visualization using Python. This workshop will guide you through creating compelling visualizations to make sense of your data. You'll learn how to generate simple plots using Pandas and customize them with Matplotlib's Pyplot library. We'll explore how to create different types of visualizations, including boxplots, histograms, and scatterplots. Additionally, the session will cover data visualization in various fields, providing you with the versatility to apply these skills in different contexts. By the end of this session, you'll have the confidence to turn data into insightful visuals that can inform decision-making.

Pre-Workshop Preparations:
Install Google Chrome web browser
Download the provided dataset from https://txst.sharepoint.com/:x:/s/GRP-ResearchDataServices/ESLEovlMUipLrW4iTkorM_kBiPAPUBZCDs7MvRwGOoxnkg?e=5oiGqy

Please note that in-person attendance is limited to 32 participants. Spots will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis, and anyone who RSVPs after capacity is reached will be provided with virtual access to the event.

Enhance your data analysis skills with our session on basic data visualization using Python. This workshop will guide you through creating compelling visualizations to make sense of your data. You'll learn how to generate simple plots using Pandas and customize them with Matplotlib's Pyplot library. We'll explore how to create different types of visualizations, including boxplots, histograms, and scatterplots. Additionally, the session will cover data visualization in various fields, providing you with the versatility to apply these skills in different contexts. By the end of this session, you'll have the confidence to turn data into insightful visuals that can inform decision-making.

Pre-Workshop Preparations:
Install Google Chrome web browser
Download the provided dataset from https://txst.sharepoint.com/:x:/s/GRP-ResearchDataServices/ESLEovlMUipLrW4iTkorM_kBiPAPUBZCDs7MvRwGOoxnkg?e=5oiGqy

A beginner friendly workshop creating a set in Unreal Engine. This event is open for faculty, staff and students of Texas State University.
NOTE: Workshop is 2 hours for 4 days. The following dates are November 3, 5, 10 and 12 from 2-4 pm. You must attend all 4 sessions for your micro-credential.

This NASA Badged workshop is an introductory-level 3D game engine we will be using to make virtual sets for animation and virtual production. NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio works closely with scientists to create visualizations, animations, and images that promote a greater understanding of Earth and Space Science research activities: https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov.

If you have any questions please reach out to Harley Miller at harley@txstate.edu

Fee-based parking is available at the Pleasant St. Garage by the Music Building.

How to prepare before the event:

1. Check the employer LIST in Handshake to see who is attending
   
2. Conduct RESEARCH on employers you want to meet – learn about their organization's values, departments, and major initiatives
   
3. UPDATE THAT RESUME! Utilize our drop-ins services or see career services for assistance.
   
4. DRESS for the organization you want to work for. Each company typically comes with their own style, we highly encourage you to check their company culture to see how they approach in-office attire.
   

• Develop and prototype innovative ideas
• Identify customer needs and analyze the competitive landscape
• Explore sourcing, distribution, pricing, and cost structures
• Gain insight into potential funding opportunities

Have questions about research data, GIS, or data management planning? Stop by our Data & Donuts Drop-In Hours-a relaxed, come-and-go open house hosted by the Research Data Services (RDS) team in the DataSpace (Alkek Library Room 452). During these informal sessions, RDS staff will be available to:

• Answer questions about data management, sharing, and storage
  
• Help you get started with tools like DMPTool
  
• Provide support for GIS tools, mapping projects, and spatial data workflows
  
• Offer guidance on meeting funder and institutional data requirements
  
• Share resources and info about upcoming workshops and consultations
  

A beginner friendly workshop creating a robotic arm using Blender 3D.
NOTE: Workshop is 2 hours for 4 days. The following dates are November 11, 13, 18 and 20 from 2-4 pm. You must attend all 4 sessions for your micro-credential.
This NASA Badged workshop is introductory-level 3D modeling, unwrapping, rigging, and animation using Blender. NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio works closely with scientists to create visualizations, animations, and images that promote a greater understanding of Earth and Space Science research activities: https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov.

• Choose the right legal structure for your business
• Protect your intellectual property and brand
• Understand key contract terms and negotiation tips
• Avoid common legal mistakes that can cost you later

Fee-based parking is available at the Pleasant St. Garage by the Music Building.

In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn how to create a variety of data visualizations using the powerful ggplot package in R. By the end of the session, you will be able to produce scatter plots, boxplots, and barplots, set universal plot settings, and apply faceting to efficiently display data subsets. Additionally, you will explore how to modify plot aesthetics, such as axis labels and colors, and build complex, customized plots from data in a data frame. This workshop is ideal for beginners looking to enhance their data visualization skills in R. 

Pre-Workshop Preparations:
Download and install the latest version of R: https://www.r-project.org/
Download and install RStudio: https://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/#download
Download the provided dataset from the Workshop materials section at the bottom of this page.

Fee-based parking is available at the N. Edward Gary St. Garage by the Performing Arts Center.

Fee-based parking is available at the N. Edward Gary St. Garage by the Performing Arts Center.

Fee-based parking is available at the N. Edward Gary St. Garage by the Performing Arts Center.