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LINKS Summer Workshop on Social Network Analysis June 5-10, Lexington, KY

  • 1.  LINKS Summer Workshop on Social Network Analysis June 5-10, Lexington, KY

    Posted 03-23-2011 16:25
    The LINKS Center at the University of Kentucky is offering its annual summer
    workshop on social network analysis June 5-10, 2011 on U of Kentucky campus.
    The workshop features sessions by Steve Borgatti, Dan Brass, Rich DeJordy,
    Jeff Johnson, David Krackhardt, Joe Labianca and Ajay Mehra. Registration
    opens March 15. To sign up, visit the workshop website at:
    http://linkscenter.org/workshops/. The schedule is as follows.

    Pre-workshop Works-in-Progress conference  (1-day) Sunday,  June 5
    Led by Joe Labianca and Jeff Johnson, this is a developmental session for
    people working on (or contemplating) a network research project. Participants
    present their ideas and get help from other participants, including our panel of
    experts, which will include some combination of Steve Borgatti, Dan Brass, Jeff
    Johnson, Joe Labianca, and Ajay Mehra. The format will include a few plenary
    talks and many small-group working sessions

    Theory and Methods  (4-day) Monday-Thursday,  June 6-9
    Introduction to Network Analysis.  A 1-day theoretical and empirical overview
    of the field by Dan Brass, followed by a 3 day hands-on tutorial that presents
    key concepts in social network analysis (e.g., centrality, brokerage) and
    demonstrates how to perform the associated analyses using the UCINET
    software. The  tutorial is led by Rich DeJordy along with several LINKS Center
    colleagues

    Advanced Network Analysis. Topics include describing network change,
    analyzing multiple relations, 2-mode data, advanced centrality measures and
    missing data. Taught by Steve Borgatti


    Application Areas (1-day) Friday, June 10
    Networks and Organizations. Network analysis used in the context of
    organizations and management. Both the academic research side and the
    applied side will be covered. Taught by David Krackhardt
    Networks and Crime. Social network analysis used in the context of fighting
    organized crime and terrorism. Participants will have the opportunity to analyze
    real datasets (de-identified). Led by Stathis Mainas, Senior Analyst at Europol


    1-on-1 Research Development Sessions
    An opportunity each day of the workshop to discuss your research in-depth
    with Ajay Mehra. These sessions are held each evening by appointment.

    Fulltime students pay only half price. The largest session is capped at 50
    participants, so register early. The registration deadline is May 15. There is a
    20% early-bird discount for registering before April 15.

    Visit the workshop website for full details:  http://linkscenter.org/workshops/ or
    contact Steve Borgatti at sborgatti@uky.edu.

    Thanks,
    Joe Labianca
    LINKS Center
    University of Kentucky
    Giuseppe (Joe) Labianca
    Gatton Endowed Associate Professor of Management
    Gatton College of Business & Economics
    LINKS -- International Center for Research on Social Networks in Business
    University of Kentucky
    Lexington, KY 40506
    859-257-3741 (office)
    404-428-4878 (mobile)
    http://linkscenter.org/