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November People Network Calls, CaRCC Winter Party Dec. 8!
Greetings to all members of the CaRCC People Network! Mark your calendars for these upcoming People Network calls (Zoom details at the end). For handy calendar entries, try the CaRCC
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Help spread the word: 2022 Capabilities Model Assessment — Due December 15
2022 Research Computing and Data (RCD) Capabilities Model Community Dataset participation window will close on December 15, 2022. Please be sure to contribute your assessment using this form before you leave for
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October 2022: Upcoming CaRCC People Network & Community Calls
Mark your calendars for these upcoming People Network calls (Zoom details at the end). For handy calendar entries, try the CaRCC Events Calendar. We also highlight other calls from our RCD
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Career Arcs paper wins Phil Andrews award at PEARC22!
Career Arcs WG members presented our paper “Understanding Factors that Influence Research Computing and Data Careers” at the PEARC22 conference in Boston. The paper was awarded Best Full Paper, Workforce
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Who We (RCD Professionals) Are
Thanks to the 563 RCD professionals who took the 2021 Workforce Survey, we have a better understanding of who we are as a community. The first results from the survey
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September People Network & RCD Community Calls
Mark your calendars for these upcoming People Network calls (Zoom details at the end) and other events from our RCD ecosystem partners. For handy calendar entries, try the CaRCC Events
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August People Network and RCD Community Calls
Mark your calendars for these upcoming People Network calls (Zoom details at the end). For handy calendar entries, try the CaRCC Events Calendar. We also highlight other calls from our
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CaRCC at PEARC22!
In lieu of July calls for most People Network tracks, make sure to check out the below events next week at PEARC22, all of which are a direct result of
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Certified Cyberinfrastructure Facilitator Training and Development (CCIFTD) BoF at PEARC22
Attending PEARC22? Don’t miss this birds of a feather (BoF) session organized by Henry Neeman (University of Oklahoma), Dana Brunson (Internet2), and Dirk Colbry (Michigan State University). Thursday, July 14

