The TXRDC invites interested graduate students to attend an information session regarding RDC research opportunities for PhD students. Workshop participation is free. Doctoral students from all disciplines are welcome. Refreshments will be provided. Please CLICK HERE to RSVP and share ideas and questions in advance. Please CLICK HERE for a flyer with a description of […]
1/25/19, 11:30-3 PM, 103 Donald L. Houston Bldg.: Spring 2019 Proposal Development Workshop
The TXRDC invites interested researchers to attend our spring 2019 “Proposal Development Workshop”. The goal of the workshop is to give researchers an overview of: (1) the restricted data resources available for RDC-based research, (2) programs and services available at the TXRDC, (3) the steps involved in gaining approval for projects using restricted data, and […]
Spatial Analysis Workshops and Discussions
Texas Research Data Center Spatial Analysis Workshops and Discussions Co-sponsored with the College of Liberal Arts Social Science Consortium Event Information Along with the College of Liberal Arts Social Science Consortium, the TXRDC cosponsored a series of workshops and discussions on spatial analysis with Dr. Corey Sparks. Events were held on Monday, May 14, 2018 […]
Call for Papers- RDC Conference at Penn State
Conference- Annual Conference of the Federal Statistical Research Data Centers (FSRDC) Conference Location- The Pennsylvania State University Conference Date- Friday, September 7, 2018 Deadline for Submission- Friday, June 8, 2018 Conference Website- http://www.econ.la.psu.edu/events/conferences/2018-annual-conference-of-the-federal-statistical-research-data-centers-fsrdc Conference Details The Pennsylvania State University Federal Statistical Research Data Center invites proposals to present papers and posters at the 2018 Federal […]
Houston Proposal Development Workshops
The TXRDC Director, Dr. Mark Fossett, is visiting Rice University, and the University of Houston campuses to host proposal development workshops on Thursday, March 22, 2018. The workshop provides key information to researchers interested in learning more about the TXRDC and the proposal development process. More information about the events and materials presented are below. […]
Proposal Development Workshop and Opening Celebration for Texas FSRDC Branch at UT Austin
The TXRDC Consortium has expanded to include a branch RDC located at The University of Texas-Austin in addition to the core RDC located at Texas A&M University in College Station. The secure lab at the UT-Austin branch RDC went “live” in September 2017 and UT-Austin is now hosting a half day celebration and proposal development […]
Fall 2017 Proposal Development Workshop
The Texas Federal Statistical Research Data Center (TXRDC) sponsored two workshops on Friday, September 29. The workshops provide key information to researchers interested in learning more about the TXRDC and the proposal development process. To find out about the events, and for links to the materials presented to attendees, see the links below. Doctoral Student […]
Spatial Analysis Workshop
The Social Science Consortium and the Texas Federal Statistical Research Data Center (TXRDC) sponsored a one-day spatial analysis workshop on Saturday, September 17 hosted by TXRDC researcher, Dr. Corey Sparks. This hands-on workshop introduced graduate students and faculty to spatial methods.
2016 Racial Segregation Conference
The Texas Research Data Center, Texas A&M University, and the Program for the Study of Ethnicity, Race and Culture at the Kinder Institute at Rice University hosted a one-day conference focused on innovations in the measurement and analysis of racial segregation in the United States on Friday, September 16, 2016, the day after the FSRDC […]
2016 FSRDC Research Conference
The 2016 Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) Research Conference was held on November 15th at Texas A&M University’s College Station campus. The all-day event featured three concurrent sessions during each of four session periods, plus a welcome session and a keynote noon-time presentation. In all there were thirty presentations by sixty authors and co-authors […]