Workshops
The Stocnet team offers multiple workshops in social network analysis with R. Many of these workshops are taught at least once a year at conferences affiliated with the INSNA, including the Sunbelt conference and the European Conference of Social Networks (EUSN).
Finally, we regularly offer summer and winter schools. Please check this website periodically for announcements about upcoming teaching events. Information will also be shared on the SOCNET mailing list and the RSiena group.
Below, you can find the list of workshops we developed for the various Stocnet R packages and to teach social network analysis in general.
11 August 2026: Introduction to Using R for
Social Network Analysis. 8th European Conference for Social
Networks held at Linköping University. Register here!
Taught
by Tomáš Diviák, James Hollway, Robert W. Krause, and Filip Agneessens,
using using manynet and
autograph.
11 August 2026: The analysis of longitudinal
social network data using RSiena. 8th
European Conference for Social Networks held at Linköping University. Register here!
Taught
by Viviana Amati and Marion Hoffman
11 August 2026: Interpreting Model
Estimates: Marginal Effects in RSiena.
8th European Conference for Social Networks held at Linköping
University. Register
here!
Taught by Daniel Gotthardt, Christian Steglich, and
Marijtje van Duijn
11 August 2026: Modeling Relational Events
Using goldfish: Introduction and
Advanced Topics. 8th European Conference for Social Networks held
at Linköping University. Register here!
Taught
by Alvaro Uzaheta, Maria Eugenia Gil-Pallares, Marion Hoffman, James
Hollway, and Christoph Stadtfeld
15 August 2026: Implementing effects in
RSiena. 8th European Conference for Social
Networks held at Linköping University. Register here!
Taught
by Nynke Niezink
15 August 2026: Advanced
RSiena workshop. 8th European
Conference for Social Networks held at Linköping University. Register here!
Taught
by Tom Snijders
Since 2025: Introductory online workshop
Longitudinal Social Network Analysis on instats.org. On-demand
online introduction to the Stochastic Actor-oriented Model and the
RSiena package with 18 recorded sessions of 45 minutes
each. Join
here!
Taught by Tom Snijders.
Winter School on Longitudinal Social Network Analysis and Advanced RSiena Users’ Meeting (latest edition hosted at the University of Groningen). Taught by Christian Steglich and Tom Snijders.
The analysis of longitudinal social network data using RSiena (latest workshops during the Sunbelt conference and European Conference for Social Networks). Taught by Viviana Amati and Marion Hoffman (previously by Tom Snijders, Christian Steglich, Robert Krause, Per Block, Kieran Mepham).
Advanced RSiena workshop (latest workshops during the Sunbelt conference and European Conference for Social Networks) . Taught by Tom Snijders.
Analyzing the dynamics of networks and continuous behavior with RSiena (latest workshops during the Sunbelt conference and European Conference for Social Networks). Taught by Nynke Niezink.
Creating New Effects in RSiena (latest workshop during the Sunbelt conference). Taught by Nynke Niezink (previously by Tom Snijders).
Handling Missing Network Data (latest workshops during the Sunbelt conference and European Conference for Social Networks) . Taught by Robert Krause using Rsiena.
Introduction to inference with networks in R (latest workshops during the Sunbelt conference). Taught by Robert Krause, James Hollway, Tomas Diviak, and Filip Agneesens using migraph.
Multimodal network analysis (latest workshops during the Sunbelt conference and European Conference for Social Networks). Taught by James Hollway using migraph.
Introduction to social networks (latest workshop during the European Consortium for Political Research). Taught by James Hollway using manynet
Diffusion on networks (latest workshops during the Sunbelt conference and European Conference for Social Networks). Taught by James Hollway using manynet.
Modeling Relational Events in R Using goldfish (latest workshops during the Sunbelt conference and European Conference for Social Networks). Taught by Alvaro Uzaheta, Maria Eugenia Gil-Pallares, Christoph Stadtfeld, Marion Hoffman, and James Hollway.
MoNAN workshop (latest edition at the University of Zurich). Taught by Per Block.
Executive education
The Stocnet team offers educational opportunities to advance the knowledge of your workforce. We have experience with professional training in social network analysis and can work with you to develop an empowering program that meets your organization’s needs. Our program can equip you with cutting-edge tools and insights to map, analyze, and leverage social networks for impactful decision-making. We can also teach you about the latest analytical tools and techniques in network analysis, as developed within our team and beyond.
If you are interested to learn more, please contact nniezink@andrew.cmu.edu.
