Qualitative Research Summer Intensive Program @ UNC
GSU Qualitative Researchers: Looking for intensive qualitative research training opportunities for the summer? 
Explore the offerings at the University of North Carolina Odum Institute’s 13th Annual Qualitative Research Summer Intensive.
Eighteen one-day and two-day courses are being offered:
- Crafting Phenomenological Research: How Phenomena Can Take Shape in Various Contexts
- Fundamentals of Qualitative Research
- Implementation Research: Using Qualitative Research Methods to Improve Policy and Practice
- ‘Sort and Sift, Think and Shift’: Learning to Let the Data Guide Your Analysis
- Writing Effective Qualitative and Mixed Methods Proposals
- Writing Rites: Working on Your Analysis and Writing
- Analyzing Online Conversations: A Research Framework
- Building a Codebook and Writing Memos
- Creating Credible, Vivid, and Persuasive Qualitative Stories: Research as Performance
- Designing, Using, and Evolving Qualitative Interview and Focus Group Guides
- Foundational Principles of and Approaches to Mixed Methods Research
- Learning from Lived Experience: How We Can Study the World as It Is Lived
- Coding and Analyzing Qualitative Data
- Designing and Making Decisions in Qualitative Data Collection Projects
- Digital Tools for Qualitative Research
- Introduction to Grounded Theory: A Social Constructionist Approach
- Mixed Methods: Bridging Qualitative and Quantitative Methods and Results
- Shifting Analytic Direction with Final Products in Mind: Using the ‘Sort and Sift’ Toolkit (co-taught by Georgia State University’s Kevin Swartout, Assistant Professor in the Departments of Psychology and Public Health)
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