2019 Social Networks and Health Workshop: May 13th – May 17th
Schedule:
Workshop Materials:
Pre-workshop-
Day 1-
Fellows Mini-Conference:
- Social Networks of Youth and Young People Who Misuse Prescription Opiods and Heroin; Alia Al-Tayyib, University of Colorado (Lecture)
- Networks of People Who Use Opiods Nonmedically: Reports from Rural Southern Illinois; Jerel Ezell, University of Chicago (Lecture, Slides)
- Arrest Networks and the Spread of Violent Victimization; Daniel Ragan, University of New Mexico (Lecture, Slides)
- Differentiating Between Network Structure and Network Function; Bonnie Bui, Tulane University (Lecture, Slides)
IRB Discussion (Kathie Harris, UNC Chapel Hill)
Introduction to SNH: Key Concepts and Overview (James Moody, Duke University)
R Lab- Data entry/organization/management/cleaning (Maria Cristina, Duke University)
Day 2-
Network Data Collection (Craig Rawlings, Duke University)
R Lab, continued (Maria Cristina, Duke University)
Network Canvas (Michelle Birkett, Northwestern University)
Whole Network Descriptive Statistics (Molly Copeland, Duke University)
Descriptive Statistics Lab (Molly Copeland, Duke University)
Day 3-
Ego-Network Analysis (Brea Perry, Indiana University)
Ego Network Lab (Brea Perry, Indiana University)
Respondent-Driven Sampling (Ashton Verdery, Penn State)
Community Detection (Peter Mucha, UNC Chapel Hill)
Community Detection Lab (Peter Mucha, UNC Chapel Hill)
Visualization (James Moody, Duke University)
Visualization Lab (James Moody, Duke University)
Day 4-
Statistical Models for Networks (James Moody, Duke University)
Diffusion Models & Peer Influence (James Moody, Duke University)
Electronic Medical Records (Jeff Lienert, University of Pennsylvania)
Network Experiments (James Moody, Duke University)
Diffusion & ERGM/Statistics Lab (Brian Aronson, Duke University)
Day 5-
Siena Models for Selection & Influence (David Schaefer, UC Irvine)
Siena Lab (David Schaefer, UC Irvine)
SNH Keynote (Rich Rothenberg, Georgia State University)
