The Data & Viz Drop-in: your one-stop-shop for R, Python, Data Management and Data Visualization help

Need help with your R scripts? Want to tell your data story graphically? Need help with managing your data? Meet with the Data Cooperative Specialists to get help with your data needs on Tuesdays, 9-11 AM, with in person sessions at CATalyst Studios in the Main Library or virtually when available.  

Learn more about Data Cooperative here.

Learn more about Research Computing's Data Visualization here.

The Data Cooperative Specialists are available Tuesdays 9-11 AM:

R & Python Programming

Specialist: Jeff Oliver

What we can help with: learning how to debug your code, wrangling data

How to connect: Hybrid Open Lab Alternates with Workshop Schedule (view schedule)

Geospatial Data

Specialist: Garrett Smith

What we can help with: Finding geospatial data, learning geospatial data software such as ArcGIS and QGIS

How to connect: In person. Drop in. No appointment needed

Data Management

Specialist: Fernando Rios

What we can help with: file clean up and organization, data management plans, data sharing & publishing

How to connect: Virtual Only. Drop in on Zoom (link)

Data Visualization

Specialist: Devin Bayly

What we can help with: telling your data story, building web-native animations

How to connect: In person. Drop in. No appointment needed. For joining virtually, please e-mail Devin or Jeff for connection details.

Stewart Lee Udall played a significant role in the transformation of U.S. conservation and environmental initiatives.

Together with his brother, Morris, Stewart constructed the foundation for numerous environmental initiatives and legislation and creating national historic landmarks, parks, and shorelines. 

He also tirelessly worked for integration in local Tucson schools, the Department of the Interior, and the National Park Service, and securing the rights of indigenous people in monumental court cases brought against the U.S. government.

University Libraries Special Collections offers a broad array of Stewart's legacy through selected photographs, correspondence, and memorabilia featured in this exhibit. Watch the video to learn more about the Stewart L. Udall Papers.

The exhibit is free and open to the public during Special Collections hours.

Photo: Stewart L. Udall posing on the banks of the Colorado River, 1968; Papers of Stewart L. Udall (AZ 372), copyright © is held by Geneve Maroon

Grab a free snack to power through studying for Midterms: one drink, two snacks per student.

Please note: It's until supplies last; we may run out before 5:00 pm.