introductory topics within Islamic tradition

Now we get to the cool stuff! In this class we will use “carry forward” to display selected responses in follow-up questions, use “piping” to display data in questions and response text, and…

Founder’s Cup competition.

As part of Orange Central weekend, Special Collections Research Center welcomes alumni and visitors to its newest exhibition, which spotlights a curated selection of rare and archival materials which…

From 1969 to 1985, Jabberwocky—or "the Jab," as it was known—was a student-run music venue based on campus that made its mark as the greatest venue in Central New York.

introductory topics within Islamic tradition

This class will explore the many uses of Survey Flow – randomizing respondents, creating embedded data, customizing the end of your survey and more. Qualtrics Workshops are offered on Tuesdays…

Join us on Fridays at 3 p.m. for the LaunchPad’s startup socials. Can’t join us in person, but to participate virtually?  Here’s a Zoom link to get in on the conversation.…

All students, faculty and staff are encouraged to stop by the first floor of Bird Library to write a letter or card to a United States military service member. The Library will supply materials on a…

Join Syracuse University’s top two entrepreneurship organizations and top two founders for a Pitch Workshop, co-sponsored by eClub and the Blackstone LaunchPad. Presenters are Bruno Gonzalez Hauger…

introductory topics within Islamic tradition

Now we will discuss the various methods of getting your survey to your respondents, creating and using contact lists, and, if time permits, asking for contact information in an anonymous survey.…

Impact Prize competition

hands-on introduction to using Mendeley and Zotero citation management software

introductory topics within Islamic tradition

Why do all of that work if you aren’t going to analyze the data? In this last class we will learn how to do some basic reporting in Qualtrics, export your data to Excel or SPSS and see how…

Gabrielle Foreman suggests that the 1864 national convention held in Syracuse should be understood as a centerpiece of the seven-decades movement for Black rights, justice, and dignity.

entrepreneurial competition

entrepreneurial competition