Graduate Forum on Research Methodologies

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January 12, 2015 • by Bryan Dosono

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About

General Information
Friday, November 13th, 2015
8:30 am to 12:30 pm
Peter Graham Scholarly Commons
Bird Library, Syracuse University

Purpose
Please join us for any or all of the morning to share thoughts and suggestions about research and research methods. The Graduate Research Forum provides an opportunity for the research community to share information about their work. Libraries increasingly serve as incubators of research, creative works and entrepreneurial enterprises as well as providers of print and electronic materials, and this forum exemplifies those concepts. Coffee and light breakfast fare will be served.

Contact
This event is planned by SU Librarians Paul Bern, Tasha Cooper, Annie Rauh, Bonnie Ryan, and Patrick Williams; PhD student and GSO Senator Bryan Dosono; former Assistant Vice President for Strategic Research Development Trish Lowney; and Glenn Wright, Director of Graduate School Programs. For more information, contact Bonnie Ryan at bcryan@syr.edu.

Featuring

Research Roundtable Discussion
Future Professoriate Program series on topics in higher education, with:
• Carl D’Angio, Co-Director of Research Ethics curriculum,
University of Rochester (RIT) Medical Center
• David Amberg, Vice President for Research, SUNY Upstate Medical
• Neil Ringler, Vice Provost for Research, SUNY ESF
• David Amberg, Vice President for Research, SUNY Upstate Medical
• Gregory Robinson, Professor of Political Science, SUNY Binghamton
• Moderated by Evelyn Brister, Professor of Philosophy, RIT

Lightning Talks by SU Graduate Students
Please view below table for student presenters and topics.

Information Fair
• Drop-in SU IRB and animal research protocol “help desk”
• Information on grant development assistance from participating schools
• SU Libraries’ Research Data Services Group
• Research Computing Services, Information Technology Services
• Sage Research Methods representatives
• Qualitative Data Repository (QDR)
• Office of Sponsored Programs

Lightning Talks

Graduate Student Panel on Research Methods

Graduate students are invited to submit proposals for a research methodology panel, which will be part of the 2^ndAnnual All-University Graduate Research Symposium, scheduled for March 20-21, 2015. Proposals are accepted for:

A three person panel at which each participant speaks briefly (10-15 minutes) about the “nuts and bolts” of his/her research and methodology (qualitative or quantitative), or data management strategy, and responds to questions; total panel time is about 75 minutes.
Example panel topics include interviewing; mixed methods; text mining; survey methods; experimental design; or other methods
Presentations about research in progress or recently-presented works are very welcome.

Our goal is to provide a forum for exchange of information about research practices. Students will be invited to submit their presentations to Syracuse University Libraries’ institutional database, SURFACE. Please submit proposals to Bonnie Ryan, bcryan@syr.edu, no later than February 15, 2015. Proposals should include:

Name
Email address
Department and program
Research project title
Proposal for:
___ Panel
___ Roundtable
Abstract (250 word maximum)

Proposals will be reviewed by the SU Libraries research forum team, which is planning this session collaboratively with the Graduate School and Graduate Student Organization (GSO). You will be notified of your application status by February 27, 2015. If you have questions or need additional information, please contact any member of the planning team at SU Libraries:

Paul Bern, phbern@syr.edu
Tasha Cooper, nacoop01@syr.edu
Bonnie Ryan, bcryan@syr.edu
Patrick Williams, jpwill03@syr.edu

Roundtable Discussion on Research Methods

Graduate students from a variety of SU Schools and Colleges are invited to submit proposals for roundtable discussions about a particular research method or software. This roundtable will be part of the 2^ndAnnual All-University Graduate Research Symposium, scheduled for March 20-21, 2015. We are seeking proposals for roundtable discussions on:

specific software, such as ATLAS.ti; NVivo; Qualtrics; R; SAS; SPSS
specific research methodologies, such as interviewing, text mining, etc.

Roundtable discussion(s) will provide an opportunity for experiences with a particular software or method to be shared. Discussion related to work in progress is welcome. Total time: 30 minutes minimum; 75 minutes maximum. Please submit proposals to Bonnie Ryan, bcryan@syr.edu, no later than February 15, 2015. Proposals should include:

Name
Email address
Department and program
Research project title
Proposal for:
___ Panel
___ Roundtable
Abstract (250 word maximum)

Proposals will be reviewed by the SU Libraries research forum team, which is planning this session collaboratively with the Graduate School and Graduate Student Organization (GSO). You will be notified of your application status by February 27, 2015. If you have questions or need additional information, please contact any member of the planning team at SU Libraries:

Paul Bern, phbern@syr.edu
Tasha Cooper, nacoop01@syr.edu
Bonnie Ryan, bcryan@syr.edu
Patrick Williams, jpwill03@syr.edu