The mission of the Workshop in Methods is to provide education and training in sophisticated research methods to graduate students and faculty in the social sciences at Indiana University. Our goal is to supplement statistics and methods courses across campus with topical workshops led by recognized experts from across the United States. These workshops take various forms, including (1) seminars on specific research methods and tools, (2) informational presentations on topics such as grant writing, the relevant consulting provided on campus, and successfully navigating IRB, and (3) advice about working with large data sets. We hope these workshops will provide a supportive community of like-minded scholars, expose faculty and graduate students to rigorous and state of the art quantitative and qualitative methods, and highlight the excellent social science research underway at Indiana University.
As WIM Director, Dr. Pridemore created two Advisory Boards comprised of faculty and graduate students from a wide range of schools and departments across campus. These advisory boards serve as liaisons with faculty and graduate students in their home departments. Advisory board members not only aid in disseminating information about WIM presentations and other activities, but also collect information from their constituents about interest in specific workshop topics. Most importantly, advisory board members provide creative input concerning WIM activities, our website presence, and countless other items. If you are a faculty member or graduate student, do not see your school or department represented below, and are interested in becoming a liaison, please contact Dr. Pridemore.
Director: William Alex Pridemore (Professor of Criminal Justice, Associate Director of CESSR)
Steve Benard (Sociology)
Bill Bianco (Political Science)
Dong-Chul Seo (HPER)
Alan Dennis (Kelley School of Business)
Nathalie Fontaine (Criminal Justice)
Tony Grubesic (Geography)
Joanne Peng (School of Education)
Alice Robbin (SLIS)
Rick Viken (Psychological and Brain Sciences)
Virginia Vitzthum (Anthropology)
Stanley Wasserman (Statistics)
Jane Daniels (HPER)
Yiran Dong (School of Education)
Lijiang Guo (SLIS)
Maria Kaylen (Criminal Justice)
Dani Marinova (Political Science)
Ann McCranie (Sociology)
Jennifer Miller (Psychological and Brain Sciences, Statistics)
Taylor Wells (Kelley School of Business)
CESSR is located in Eigenmann Hall at the intersection of Tenth and Union streets in Bloomington, Ind.
Mailing Address
Consortium for Education and Social Science Research
1900 E. 10th Street
Bloomington, IN 47406-7512
USA
Phone: (812) 855-4438
Fax: (812) 856-5890
E-mail: cessr@indiana.edu
Web site: cessr.indiana.edu.
CESSR sends information monthly regarding new services, on-campus projects, and updates on colleagues. We occasionally send information by campus mail, also.
Submit your contact information here.
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