third meeting

_posts/2024-03-25-third-meeting.md

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+---
+title: Second Meeting
+author: Matt Thomas
+tags: [meeting]
+date: 24-03-25 01:30:00
+layout: post
+--- 
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+### Meeting March 25, Quarto
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+The next R User Group meeting is happening on Monday, March 25 from 4-5pm in Mann 102 and on Zoom at this link: https://cornell.zoom.us/j/94706896581?pwd=d3JwNjEva05zMnRqcVZuaW5ITkQ2QT09
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+In this meeting, Matt Thomas from CSCU will be giving a tutorial on Quarto, a next-generation version of R Markdown for creating reports, websites, dashboards, and more using R. This will be a hands-on tutorial, so bring your laptop and download the latest version of Quarto to follow along:  [https://quarto.org/docs/download/](https://quarto.org/docs/download/).

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 ## Cornell R User Group
 
-The is the homepage of the (soon to be launched) Cornell R User Group - welcome!
+The is the homepage of the Cornell R User Group - welcome!
 
 The goal of this group is to create a community of R users at Cornell who support each other in using R. It will provide a space for people at all levels to connect and learn skills, methods, and practices in R that they can apply to their research and professional work.
 
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-<!--Welcome to the Davis R Users' Group (D-RUG)!  We are a community of R-Users at UC Davis who support each other in using [R](https://cran.r-project.org/) for science and research. Our focus is providing a space for any/all levels to learn from each other. 
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- - **Currently we have weekly work sessions every Wednesday from 12pm-2pm** 
-  - While we intend to prioritize in-person attendance, there will be a Zoom link in the weekly announcements for people who wish to join remotely
-  - **Join the group listserv [here](https://groups.google.com/d/forum/davis-rug) to get the Zoom link and weekly reminders**
- - Please see our online forum/discourse site (<a href="https://d-rug.discourse.group/" target="_blank">Discourse</a>), it's a friendly place to post R-related questions, or search for ones that have already been asked!
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-We have no TAs---just mutual support from folks working on/in R and related topics. A group of D-RUG coordinators help organize and schedule work sessions and presentations. We usually have a few presentations each quarter on a wide range of R topics, from methods, best practices, new packages, or simply for folks to get feedback on their projects. Let us know if you're interested!
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-## Join the (e)Mailing List
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-**Join the group listserv [here](https://groups.google.com/d/forum/davis-rug)**. The mailing list is an online supplement to our in-person work sessions. It's our way to post jobs, workshops, etc. If you want to send a message out, let us know!
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-## Meetings
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-Meetings are at 360 Shields Library (the Data Lab Space on the third floor of Shields Library, [see these directions and map](http://ds.lib.ucdavis.edu/dsl-location/). We will be following all UC Davis protocols, please see [Campus Ready](https://campusready.ucdavis.edu) for more details.
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-Please come join us, and check the [**calendar**](https://d-rug.github.io/calendar.html) for potential upcoming presentations and workshops!
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-### D-RUG Coordinators
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-Our current D-RUG Coordinators are:
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- - Wesley Brooks [email]([email protected])
- - Christine Parisek [email]([email protected])
- - Liza Wood [email]([email protected])
- - Ashley Grupenhoff [email]([email protected])
- - Tara Pozzi [email]([email protected])
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-If you are interested in helping out, please let us know, any/all are welcome, and we are all volunteers.
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-## Use the resources on this site
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-We've compiled a list of resources to help you get started using R and find answers to your questions. Our "[Getting Started](https://d-rug.github.io/getting-started.html)" link has some basic info about installing and learning about R. We maintain a question-and-answer forum at the "[Discourse Forum](https://d-rug.discourse.group)" link, and our "[Blog](https://d-rug.github.io/blog/)" is a good resource for the topics that we've discussed in our meetings.
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