Organ ized by a Los Alamos National Laboratory data anal yst with expertise in quantifying and evaluating o rganizational performance\, the Data 101 Workshop series will provide a practical\, hands-on introdu ction to collecting data to understand and improve your organization’s performance. From identifying the data you need to putting it to use\, whether in a spreadsheet or a grant application\, this ser ies will provide the concepts and tools you need t o get started with data analysis\, no matter your skill level. The program is made possible by a Community Technic al Assistance agreement between Groundworks an d the Los Alam os National Laboratory Community Partnerships Offi ce that allows LANL employees to give their ti me and talent to nonprofit activities that benefit the region.
\n \nAudience: Executive Leadership\, Program Managers\, Nonprofit Staff & Board Members looking to increa se data management skills.
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DESCRIPTION:Data 101: Data Storytelling\n \n \n Session 7 of a 7 part series\n \n \n Presented by Dr. Sara Ann M ason\, LANL Data Analyst\n \n \n Organized by a Lo s Alamos National Laboratory data analyst with exp ertise in quantifying and evaluating organizationa l performance\, the Data 101 Workshop series will provide a practical\, hands-on introduction to col lecting data to understand and improve your organi zation’s performance. From identifying the data yo u need to putting it to use\, whether in a spreads heet or a grant application\, this series will pro vide the concepts and tools you need to get starte d with data analysis\, no matter your skill level. The program is made possible by a Community Techn ical Assistance (https://www.lanl.gov/engage/commu nity/economic-development/cta) agreement between G roundworks and the Los Alamos National Laboratory Community Partnerships Office (https://www.lanl.go v/engage/community) that allows LANL employees to give their time and talent to nonprofit activities that benefit the region.\n \n \n \n Audience: Exe cutive Leadership\, Program Managers\, Nonprofit S taff & Board Members looking to increase data mana gement skills. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Dr. Sara An n Mason is a data analyst in LANL’s Environment\, Safety\, Health\, and Quality Program Office speci alizing in operational data analysis and business process optimization. She has a PhD in Spanish fro m the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign ( 2019) where she taught classroom Spanish for 5 yea rs and studied language processing in bilingual pe ople. As a teacher\, she enjoys making technical t opics relatable to everyone. As a behavioral scien tist\, she enjoys helping her colleagues find ways to collect and analyze data on harder to measure aspects of the workplace environment and culture.\ n \n \n \n Event Registration Photo Policy: Please be advised that by registering and attending this event you are agreeing to being filmed and/or pho tographed\, and the resulting assets may be used f or marketing or promotional purposes. Should you w ish not to be photographed or recorded on video\, please notify a Groundworks New Mexico staff membe r.\n \n CATEGORIES:Virtual CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=America/Denver:20260421T110000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260421T110000 DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260421T120000 LOCATION:Zoom\n URL:https://www.groundworksnm.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1043 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR