Designing and Conducting a Mixed Methods

Research Project




​Dates: Wednesday, October 22 to Friday, October 24, 2025


LIVE on ZOOM (EDT)
Description:

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-Work on your mixed methods proposal, research study, or manuscript
-Improve your project with rigorous methodology in an active, participatory format
-Refine and develop your project through group consultation with leading methodologists and feedback from peers.


Some of the topics covered include: Defining your research question, conceptual frameworks, the core mixed methods designs, integration strategies, developing joint displays for the different designs, writing/publishing a mixed methods journal article, and strategies for validity in mixed methods research.
 



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Audience:

This workshop is intended for researchers, faculty and students who are actively conducting, designing or reworking a mixed methods project.


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Keynote speaker:


Dr. John Creswell, cofounder of the Mixed Methods Program, author of numerous works on mixed methods and a recognized leader in this methodological field.
Eligibility requirement:

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Have a fundamental understanding of both qualitative and quantitative research methods.

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Leaders of this workshop:


Dr. Melissa DeJonckheere, Co-Director of the Mixed Methods Program and Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine

Dr. Paul Chandanabhumma, Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine and Leadership Team member
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​Fee (in US dollars):
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-General: $1,050

-Graduate Student/IHPI member: $750 (with proof of status uploaded)


*U-M Institute for Healthcare Policy & Innovation (IHPI), U-M Mixed Methods Program (UM-MMP) and U-M Department of Family Medicine member pricing available. To receive the student rate, you must include proof of current enrollment (see Workshop FAQ) in your registration form.
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Registration:


​Note that there are a limited number of spaces in our online workshops.
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