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UAL Graduate Student Data Management Ambassador Program

Program Introduction
Program Schedule
Pre-Assessment
Session 1 (Orientation)
Session 2 (Introduction to Data Management)
Session 3 (Data Management Plans)
Session 4 (NIH Data Management & Sharing Policy)
Session 5 (The DMPTool)
Session 6 (Data Repositories & ReDATA)
Sesssion 7 (Instruction & Assessment)
Session 8: (Ambassador Outreach Plan)
Resources
Teaching Resources

Graduate Student Rights

UA Graduate & Professional Student Council Resources

Data Equity

Data Equity Framework
What is Data Equity and Why Does it Matter?

Teaching Resources

UA Libraries Inclusive, Culturally Relevant, and Culturally Responsive Teaching
University Center for Assessment, Teaching, and Technology (UCATT) Resources
UCATT Tips and Resources for Graduate Teaching Assistants

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Last Updated: Mar 3, 2025 2:41 PM
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