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ICPSR Bulletin: Summer Program Energy, AI Exploration Insights, ICPSR Community Stories, and More

 


Subject: ICPSR Bulletin: Summer Program Energy, AI Exploration Insights, ICPSR Community Stories, and More

 

Your newsletter for all things ICPSR

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June 2026  |   Vol. 46, No. 6

 

 

 

Summer in Session at ICPSR

 

 

The First General Session of the 2026 ICPSR Summer Program is officially underway! We’re excited for a season full of learning, connection, and methods momentum.

Participants will join a vibrant community of students, faculty, and researchers from across disciplines, with flexible options to take part online or in person.

For focused training, Topical Workshops offer 20- to 40-hour explorations of methods such as regression, mixed methods, causal inference, and more.

For a more customized experience, General Sessions let you design your own curriculum, beginning with math and computing lectures before moving into intensive methods courses.

 

 

 

ICPSR Council Members Begin New Terms

 

Collage showing all of the ICPSR Council members as of June 2026

 

The ICPSR Governing Council sends a heartfelt thanks to outgoing members and welcomes incoming members who begin four-year terms in 2026. [More]

 

 

 

What Trusted Data Repositories Can Learn from ICPSR’s AI Explorations 

 

Aalap and Jeannette with quote from story

 

ICPSR’s Aalap Doshi and Jeannette Jackson shared practical lessons for repositories navigating artificial intelligence at Dataverse Community Meeting 2026, held at the World Trade Center in Barcelona, May 12–15, 2026. Their presentation, “AI in Trusted Data Repositories: Reflections from Exploration and Experimentation at ICPSR,” focused on a question facing many repository teams: How can AI make repository work easier and more effective without weakening trust? [More]

 

 

 

Friend of ICPSR: Cecelia Lasley

 

Meet Cecelia Lasley, a Research Librarian at Tufts University, where she supports departments ranging from Anthropology to Economics to Sociology. Working with ICPSR, Cece makes data feel a little less intimidating. She loves ICPSR’s mix of rich datasets, practical learning, and genuinely supportive community. When not talking data, she is often embroidering, baking, or hanging out with her rescue dog, Roo.

 

Meet Cecelia Lasley

 

Q: What is a favorite memory or instance you have working with ICPSR? What makes ICPSR a great place?

A: ICPSR has an incredible sense of community. It was amazing how quickly we all bonded during “Providing Data Services from Surviving to Succeeding,” despite being scattered across every North American time zone and two countries. Many of us have stayed connected through a monthly community of practice where we discuss how our libraries are handling common challenges, share other professional development opportunities, and learn from each other’s experiences. It’s something that I look forward to each month!

Full interview: Get to know more about Cecelia Lasley!

Want to join our team? See current ICPSR job openings.

 

 

 

In Case You Missed It

 

Need help with the updated NIH Data Management and Sharing Plan format?

Pride Month - A Data Resource Guide from ICPSR

Data Resource Guide - Documenting Black History in the US

June 24, 2026, 2 p.m. ET: ICPSR Live Demo

 

Data Savvy Teaching Office Hours - Ask me a Question - Share ideas

ICPSR’s Recent Data Updates & Additions 6-7-26

NACDA at IAGG2026 in Amsterdam July 5-8, 2026

Congrats to the ICPSR community members celebrating graduations for 2025-2026

 

  • NIH Updates Data Management and Sharing Plan Format: ICPSR Support Remains Available! [More]
  • Celebrating Pride Month with data, resources, and shareable content from ICPSR [More]
  • Celebrating Juneteenth with Data and Resources Documenting Black History in the United States [More]
  • Research Spotlight: "Academic, Social, and Economic Factors that Shape the Pursuit of Degrees in STEM Fields." [More]
  • June 24, 2026, 2 p.m. ET: ICPSR Live Demo [More]
  • June 24, 2026, 4-5 p.m. ET: Data-Savvy Teaching Office Hours [More]
  • ICPSR’s Recent Data Updates & Additions 6-7-26! [More]
  • July 5-8, 2026: NACDA exhibiting at the 23rd International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics (IAGG) World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics in July 2026 [More]
  • Graduating? Take ICPSR With You [More]

 

 

 

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Data Brunch—A Podcast from ICPSR

 

 

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To contact the editor, email Dory Knight-Ingram

 

 

 

 

 

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