**Apologies for cross-posting**
Dear colleagues,
How does social change unfold over time? Explore the answers with a series of GESIS workshops on longitudinal data analysis and equip yourself with tools to navigate the intricacies of various time-dependent phenomena:
16. - 17.10. & 23. - 24.10. Sequence Analysis in the Social Sciences<https://bit.ly/sequence_analysis> (Online)
Marcel Raab, Emanuela Struffolino
28. - 29.11. Introduction to Longitudinal Structural Equation Modeling<https://tinyurl.com/11-24-longitudinal-structural> (Mannheim)
Daniel Seddig
05. - 06.12. & 12. - 13.12. Introduction to Event History Analysis<https://bit.ly/EventHis2024> (Online)
Jan Skopek
11. - 12.12. Time Series Analysis for Modeling Intensive Longitudinal Data<https://tinyurl.com/12-24-time-series-analysis> (Cologne)
Noémi Schuurman
11. - 13.03. Collecting and Analyzing Longitudinal Social Network Data<https://tinyurl.com/03-25-CollectingAnalyzingLSND> (Online)
Lars Leszczensky, Sebastian Pink
For more information and a complete course program, please visit our website<https://training.gesis.org/> or contact us directly at alisa.remizova(a)gesis.org<mailto:alisa.remizova@gesis.org>. We would appreciate your assistance in sharing this announcement with interested colleagues.
Longitudinally yours,
GESIS Training Team
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Alisa Remizova
alisa.remizova(a)gesis.org<mailto:alisa.remizova@gesis.org>
Scientific Coordinator of GESIS Workshops
GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
https://training.gesis.org/
