Finding and Using Data and Statistics
This workshop will help you to find and use statistical information about your topic. We’ll discuss the distinction between data and statistics, and we’ll demonstrate how to use library databases such as Opposing Viewpoints and CQ Researcher to retrieve statistics about current, controversial topics. We will also address government and industry sources, including the National Center for Education Statistics.
Scholars Series-Ashford
Dr. Bruce Ashford, Provost and Professor of Theology & Culture at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Faculty Author Series-Dr. Karen Swallow Prior, Professor of English
On Reading Well: Finding the Good Life through Great Books
Faculty Author Series-Dr. David Jenkins, Director, M.A. in Addiction Counseling
The Opioid Crisis: How the Church Can Help
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