FALL 2020 Workshop series
DESIGNING Your MIXED METHODS RESEARCH PROJECT: AN INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP
November 11, 12 & 13, 2020
A LIVE ONLINE workshop based in the U.S. Eastern time zone
(Tentative schedule: 11am - 5pm EST each day)
REGISTRATION FOR THE MIXED METHODS AND QUALITATIVE WORKSHOPS ARE FULL - Get on the waitlist
A LIVE ONLINE workshop based in the U.S. Eastern time zone
(Tentative schedule: 11am - 5pm EST each day)
REGISTRATION FOR THE MIXED METHODS AND QUALITATIVE WORKSHOPS ARE FULL - Get on the waitlist
Who Should Attend:
The workshop targets researchers, faculty, staff, and students motivated to design a mixed methods research project using both qualitative and quantitative methods
What to Expect:
REQUIREMENTS FOR ENROLLMENT: Conducting, actively designing/reworking a mixed methods project
The workshop targets researchers, faculty, staff, and students motivated to design a mixed methods research project using both qualitative and quantitative methods
What to Expect:
- Work on your mixed methods proposal, research study, or manuscript
- Improve your project with rigorous methodology using a participatory format
- Refine your project through group consultation with leading methodologists and group feedback
REQUIREMENTS FOR ENROLLMENT: Conducting, actively designing/reworking a mixed methods project
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How this live, online format works:
What our online workshop participants have said:
- Listen to short lectures via Zoom and ask questions to presenters using the "Chat" function
- Work on your individual projects using provided worksheets after each lecture
- Attend group consultations with MMP faculty to receive feedback on your project and provide feedback to peers in Zoom "Breakout Rooms"
- Present the work you accomplished in the workshop in a virtual poster session
- All workshop materials will be available to you in a Canvas course site in case you miss any presentations due to timezone issues
What our online workshop participants have said:
I really enjoyed being able to learn from scholars and students outside the United States, and I don't think you can have the same breadth with an in-person workshop, especially with graduate students who might have to pay their own way. I would highly recommend this format to anyone interested in mixed methods research. It was easy to navigate, there was ample time to work through the workshop, and comfortability of having all my resources with me at home |
This is the first virtual workshop I have attended. Organization and communication was excellent. I knew what to expect and it was executed very well The lectures were EXCELLENT, and the worksheet applications immediately after the lectures made the workshop extremely practical |
REGISTRATION FEE (NEW online workshop rate) WORKSHOP IS FULL - GET ON THE WAITLIST
$1,050 per participant (student rate $750*)
Reduced fee if you are also attending the Qualitative Research Workshop on November 10, 2020!
*Student, U-M Institute for Healthcare Policy & Innovation (IHPI), U-M Mixed Methods Program (UM-MMP) and U-M Department of Family Medicine member discount available. To receive discount code, email [email protected] with a proof of student/membership status.
Group rate also available if you register with 5 or more before October 13, 2020
$1,050 per participant (student rate $750*)
Reduced fee if you are also attending the Qualitative Research Workshop on November 10, 2020!
- BOTH Mixed Methods and Qualitative Workshop: $1,200 per participant (student rate $900*)
*Student, U-M Institute for Healthcare Policy & Innovation (IHPI), U-M Mixed Methods Program (UM-MMP) and U-M Department of Family Medicine member discount available. To receive discount code, email [email protected] with a proof of student/membership status.
Group rate also available if you register with 5 or more before October 13, 2020
