Registration is now open for the Seismology Skill Building Workshop 2024

[Beth Pratt-Sitaula]

Please pass this along to students who might be interested.

(For questions contact Gillian Haberli - gillian...@earthscope.org)

The Seismology Skill Building Workshop Registration is officially open!

 

Please help share this FREE opportunity to learn introductory scientific computing and seismology with the community!  

 

Are you looking to develop scientific computing skills while exploring the field of seismology?  This FREE introductory level workshop, now in its fifth year, seeks to increase your...

 • Knowledge, skills, and interest in seismology and scientific computing,

 • Self-efficacy in using seismic data, and

 • Competitiveness in the application process for graduate school, summer internships, or professional jobs.

 

The geophysics skills developed in this workshop help prepare you for graduate school and rewarding careers across a range of career sectors including the federal & state governments, oil and gas, research institutes and national labs, environmental services, academia, etc.  

 

Who: Undergraduates, graduate students, and recent graduates

When: June 10 to August 30, 2024.

Where: The workshop is offered online only.

How: Based on previous years, most students invest approximately 5-6 hours per week to participate in (or watch) the weekly webinar and complete assignments.

What: At the end of the workshop participants will receive a performance report/certificate via email.

 

The Seismology Skill Building Workshop is offered by the EarthScope Consortium (formerly IRIS) and Miami University

 

Learn more and register at: https://www.iris.edu/hq/workshops/2024/06/sbb_5 (Registration Closes on May 26, 2024)

 

What past participants have said…

"Because the workshop was so well developed, the activities were interesting and well guided. The professors were always very helpful, and the communication was always good. Thanks!”

 

"This workshop was run fantastically and taught new concepts but was not set up in a way that was meant to be overly challenging or stress-inducing. Great for people with little coding experience, all info was built up from the base level.”

 

"Thought out and in-depth real-world exercises with guidance but room for learning and making mistakes.”

 

	Beth Pratt-Sitaula, PhD (she/her)
	Engagement Project Manager III

beth.prat...@earthscope.org

+1 509-899-3480 | M-F 9 am-5 pm MT