Implementing Open Science

THE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS is hosting Implementing Open Science on Wednesday, March 7 from 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM in Elliott Hall Room N219. Join faculty and graduate students in the Psychology Department for a panel discussion on the ways in which open science methods and practices can be incorporated into research, mentoring, teaching, and editorial work. The group will share concrete ideas and resources for making research more open and reproducible. Panel speakers include Professors Alex Rothman, Moin Syed, Nate Helwig, and Pat Frazier. Light lunch will be served. All members of the UMN community are welcome. Contact Anna Brailovsky (abrailov@umn.edu) for additional information.

LATIS - Advanced Qualitative Analysis

LATIS offers a workshop series free to all faculty and graduate students on wide array of topics. The next workshop is Advanced Qualitative Analysis and will include hands-on exercises and cover a variety of approaches to coding qualitative materials, including various types of codes and their uses, while also addressing the mechanics of how to code with highlighter & paper or qualitative analysis software. Register online for the workshop on Friday, March 2, 2018; 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM in 131A Bruininks Hall.

Graduate Student and Postdoctoral Alliance for Diversity and Inclusion

THE GRADUATE SCHOOL invites participation in the Graduate Student and Postdoctoral Alliance for Diversity and Inclusion. The Alliance provides an opportunity for all graduate students and postdoctoral researchers to work collectively on issues of common interest to support diversity and inclusion. The Alliance is also looking for students and postdocs who are interested in serving on a steering committee that will help further define the purpose and scope of this group. If you are interested in joining the Alliance steering committee, please indicate your interest via the registration form by March 5, 2018.