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Fwd: Intro GIS Workshops at Baruch’s Library Spring 2015

  • Posted by Matthew K. Gold (he/him) on February 10, 2015 at 10:35 pm

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    From: Francis Donnelly <Francis.donnelly@baruch.cuny.edu>

    Greetings,

    After a hiatus in the fall, I’m running my GIS Practicum, Introduction to
    GIS Using Open Source Software (using QGIS), again this semester at the
    Baruch College Library. If you have colleagues or students that are
    interested please pass this info along. There are three, day-long sessions
    on Fridays: Feb 27th, Mar 27th, and Apr 24th. Each session is identical.
    Advance registration is required, cost is $30 and includes a tutorial
    manual (newly revised) and light breakfast.

    – Eligible: All graduate students, faculty, and staff who are currently
    affiliated with CUNY

    – Not Eligible: Undergraduates (with the exception of Baruch students),
    Continuing Ed, alumni, and people not affiliated with CUNY

    For more information and to register:
    http://guides.newman.baruch.cuny.edu/gis/gisprac

    I’ve attached a flier that advertises the sessions. Hope your semester is
    off to a good start.

    Best wishes – Frank

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    *Frank Donnelly* | Geospatial Data Librarian | Baruch College CUNY

    francis.donnelly@baruch.cuny.edu | 646-312-1657

    http://guides.newman.baruch.cuny.edu/gis | http://gothos.info

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