Engage intensively in your mixed methods research project through a program that is tailored to your specific needs!
The intent of this program is to attract visiting scholars to our Program and to especially meet the needs of women and individuals from underdeveloped countries. The scholar would be in residence working in the Mixed Methods Program for a short duration of time (2 months to a semester). The award will cover travel costs and provide a stipend to the scholar.
The scholar would have a strong mixed methods background and have a record of innovating in mixed methods. Preferably, this scholarship would be awarded to a female scholar.
The intent of this program is to attract visiting scholars to our Program and to especially meet the needs of women and individuals from underdeveloped countries. The scholar would be in residence working in the Mixed Methods Program for a short duration of time (2 months to a semester). The award will cover travel costs and provide a stipend to the scholar.
The scholar would have a strong mixed methods background and have a record of innovating in mixed methods. Preferably, this scholarship would be awarded to a female scholar.
Scholar benefits include:
- Regular meetings with mentors
- Access to Mixed Methods Program members
- Networking opportunities with leading scholars in the field
- Exposure to recent developments in mixed methods research
- Opportunities to present your work in research meetings to receive feedback from mixed methods scholars
The anticipated timeframe for this position is Fall 2020 - Winter/Spring 2021
(there is some flexibility to the visiting timeframe, and it may be negotiated if necessary)
Application deadline is May 31, 2020
(there is some flexibility to the visiting timeframe, and it may be negotiated if necessary)
Application deadline is May 31, 2020
Application Process:
Individuals interested in applying to this visiting scholar program need to send us:
1) A brief personal statement that includes:
a. Who you are and where you are from
b. Your interests and needs
c. Why you have come to mixed methods research
2) A brief plan for your work at Michigan that includes:
a. A mixed methods project you would like to engage in while at Michigan
b. Goals you hope to achieve at Michigan
c. How you plan to use the experiences gained at Michigan in your home institution
d. Who you would like to work with at Michigan
e. Your proposed length of visit and dates
3) One letter of recommendation that describes the value for you of being a McCune Scholar and how you will profit from the experience and follow-up with skills upon your return
4) A current CV or resume
Where to Send Your Application Materials
Please send your personal statement, plan, recommendation letter, and CV or resume to Professor John W. Creswell ([email protected]) or the Program Coordinator, Satoko Motohara ([email protected]). Your application will be reviewed in a timely fashion by members of the Executive Committee, Michigan Mixed Methods Program.
Individuals interested in applying to this visiting scholar program need to send us:
1) A brief personal statement that includes:
a. Who you are and where you are from
b. Your interests and needs
c. Why you have come to mixed methods research
2) A brief plan for your work at Michigan that includes:
a. A mixed methods project you would like to engage in while at Michigan
b. Goals you hope to achieve at Michigan
c. How you plan to use the experiences gained at Michigan in your home institution
d. Who you would like to work with at Michigan
e. Your proposed length of visit and dates
3) One letter of recommendation that describes the value for you of being a McCune Scholar and how you will profit from the experience and follow-up with skills upon your return
4) A current CV or resume
Where to Send Your Application Materials
Please send your personal statement, plan, recommendation letter, and CV or resume to Professor John W. Creswell ([email protected]) or the Program Coordinator, Satoko Motohara ([email protected]). Your application will be reviewed in a timely fashion by members of the Executive Committee, Michigan Mixed Methods Program.
For additional information, please contact Satoko Motohara ([email protected]) or call 734-998-7120 ext. 328
Prospective visiting scholars may find the below document about getting around Ann Arbor helpful:
Prospective visiting scholars may find the below document about getting around Ann Arbor helpful:
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