Beyond the Turnstile
How can museums attract the public today? USC’s Selma Holo leads an important conversation with museum professionals.
February 11
How can museums attract the public today? USC’s Selma Holo leads an important conversation with museum professionals.
February 11
Classical KUSC Radio
Filling the airwaves with music and arts programming, KUSC is the largest nonprofit classical station in the country.
Twenty-four hours a day at 91.5 FM
Filling the airwaves with music and arts programming, KUSC is the largest nonprofit classical station in the country.
Twenty-four hours a day at 91.5 FM
Structural Equation Modeling Workshop
Advanced Training Workshop
USC School of Social Work, Hamovitch Center for Science in the Human Services
Monday, June 23, 2008 - Friday, June 27, 2008 : 9:00am to 5:00pm
University Park Campus
Montgomery Ross Fisher Building
Social Work Center 106
Tuition: Students and post-docs, $850. Faculty, $1,350. Non-academic individuals, $2,700.
This advanced training institute highlights the latest advances in analyzing longitudinal psychological data.
The workshop, designed for up to 30 postgraduate level researchers, covers a range of topics, including fundamental measurement problems, dealing with incomplete data, and new techniques for dynamic anposalyses.
Provided course materials will include basic readings on the fundamental theoretical issues in contemporary longitudinal data analysis. These materials will also include all computer scripts (e.g. AMOS, LISREL, Mplus, MX) that are used in the practical computer applications.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptops, data and research problems, and time will be set aside daily for individual meetings with members of the faculty.
Workshop instructors: John J. McArdle, Fumiaki Hamagami and colleagues
To obtain a registration form or ask additional questions, please email hrc@usc.edu.
Provided course materials will include basic readings on the fundamental theoretical issues in contemporary longitudinal data analysis. These materials will also include all computer scripts (e.g. AMOS, LISREL, Mplus, MX) that are used in the practical computer applications.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptops, data and research problems, and time will be set aside daily for individual meetings with members of the faculty.
Workshop instructors: John J. McArdle, Fumiaki Hamagami and colleagues
To obtain a registration form or ask additional questions, please email hrc@usc.edu.