Hello all,

I'm a Masters student at the University of Hawaii Manoa, and I'm interested
in organizing a weekend workshop for interested faculties on campus.
Graduate students here at UHM in departments such as Geography, Zoology,
Biology, Oceanography, and Botany have already been exposed to and work
with R software to analyze ecological data. However, we have little
resources when it comes to troubleshooting issues and learning R; in fact
if you cant find an upper year experienced student the only options for you
are online forums and intro books being passed around the departments. Our
biometry classes offered at the graduate level cover JMP and Minitab
efficiently, but the R coverage is more than lacking.

Is there anyone who knows of a program or instructor/lecturer who would be
willing to travel to Hawaii to teach a weekend course in the fundamentals
of using R for ecological datasets? Or any information that they think
would be useful really.

Thank you for reading!! Mahalo!
Alexandra Hedgpeth

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