Building Energy System Resilience in Southeast Asia Global challenges ranging from climate change to geopolitical instability are reshaping energy affordability, reliability, and sustainability. This talk examines how to build more […]
Gettin’ daggity with it: Using DAGs as Tools for Variable Selection Ever pondered whether to include a variable in an analysis – is the variable necessary, will its inclusion/exclusion introduce […]
Climate Colonialism and a Global Just Transition Explore the connections between colonialism and fossil fuels with historian Aviva Chomsky. This talk examines how European colonization fueled the Industrial Revolution and how extractive patterns have persisted ever since, disproportionately impacting Indigenous and Afro-descended communities across the Global South, while highlighting specific frameworks as new visions for […]
"Human-in-the-Loop” Thematic Analysis: Using R to Apply Current Recommendations for Incorporating LLMs into Qualitative Research (online) Do you want to explore current research recommendations in the literature on incorporating LLMs […]
“Singing of Troy: Imagining an Heroic Age from the Iliad to the Aeneid” -- David Stuttard -- “ ”— , the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is delighted […]
“American Diplomacy and Global Disorder: The Middle East, Europe, and What Comes Next” -- Ambassador Robert Pearson — “” ( ) The Transatlantic Forum for Education and Diplomacy (TFED), in […]
CFWC x In Your Corner Worldwide: Budgeting The Financial Well-Being Center will lead an interactive workshop to teach Carolina students how to build and use a budget, and to manage […]
From Carolina to What’s Next: Planning for Life After College - Financial Literacy Month at Carolina: Build Your Money Game Plan Life after Carolina might feel far away, but planning […]
Hybrid Lunchbox Talk: Bridging the Knowledge-to-Practice Gap: Hemiparasitic Plants in Grassland Restoration with Jordan Argrett, University of Georgia Odum School of Ecology PhD Candidate Grasslands across North America, including the […]
Data Visualization for Social Science Research This course introduces modern visual data exploration and communication methods to social scientists with limited prior experience. Students will learn to effectively present data […]
Linguistics Spring Colloquium Every spring, the Linguistics Graduate Student Association (LGSA) at UNC-Chapel Hill puts on its annual Spring Colloquium, a celebration of research in linguistics. This year’s event includes […]
Linguistics Spring Colloquium Every spring, the Linguistics Graduate Student Association (LGSA) at UNC-Chapel Hill puts on its annual Spring Colloquium, a celebration of research in linguistics. This year’s event includes […]
24th Annual Linguistics Spring Colloquium Every spring, the Linguistics Graduate Student Association (LGSA) at UNC-Chapel Hill and the UNC-Chapel Hill Department of Linguistics puts on its annual Spring Colloquium, a […]
Henderson Lecture featuring Emily Knox- "Book Banning in 21st Century America: An Ongoing Threat to Information Access” Join the School of Information and Library Science and the Center for Information, Technology, […]
AI in Research Series – Using AI in Survey Research: Practices and Pitfalls AI in Research: Driving Innovation Forward Discover how artificial intelligence can streamline workflows, uncover hidden patterns, […]
AI in Research Series – Using AI in Survey Research: Practices and Pitfalls AI in Research: Driving Innovation Forward Discover how artificial intelligence can streamline workflows, uncover hidden patterns, […]
Getting Proper about Prompting: An Introduction to Prompt Engineering for Social Science and Survey Research Take a glance through recent news or social media and you would be hard-pressed not […]
Asian American Center Arts & Research Showcase Join us on Saturday, May 2nd from 6-8pm at the Kenan Conference Center (300 Kenan Center Drive) first floor for an Arts and […]