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The Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA) held several lectures in October and November. » Full Article

The Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA), announced speakers for the 2018-19 webcast series providing advanced training on various topics in research methods and data analysis. The upcoming webcast series covers a wide range of topics and discusses research methods and techniques of interest to numerous disciplines. » Full Article

The Consortium for Advanced Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA) heads to Boston for the next set of short courses, this time related to qualitative research. Boston College hosts CARMA during June 11-16, for two sessions featuring six course options. Choices include courses on topics such as qualitative methods and ethnography, advanced qualitative analysis and text and image analysis using Computer Aided Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS). All courses in a session are taught concurrently, therefore participants take only one course per session. Some courses are set up to be an optional sequence. Therefore, the courses may be taken as a sequence, or attendees can mix and match them to meet their research needs. » Full Article

The Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA) webcast lecture series continued in the 2018 spring semester on February 23. There were two talks featuring Dr. Donald Bergh, Louis D. Beaumont Chair and professor of management at the University of Denver, and Dr. Karen Locke, Pat and Margaret Walsh Professor in Leadership and Ethics at the College of William and Mary, who shared their expertise to the more than 125 member institutions of CARMA. » Full Article

The Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA) held a webcast lecture featuring speakers Dr. Lisa Schurer Lambert, associate professor from Georgia State University, and Dr. Daniel Beal, associate professor from Virginia Tech, on January 26. » Full Article

The Consortium for Advanced Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA) held short courses January 4-6, in Columbia, South Carolina. Instructors Dr. Paul Bliese and Dr. Rob Ployhart both from the University of South Carolina, together with Anne Smith of the University of Tennessee and Dr. Larry Williams, director of CARMA at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, provided training on various methodologies aimed at skills development through lecture and lab-time. » Full Article