RECRUITING: Intersectional Qualitative Research Methods Institutes

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Monday, 2 December 2019

Dear Colleagues:

Do you know of students or colleagues who work in intersectional qualitative research methods? Can you help us identify applicants in the social and behavioral sciences for two critical week-long training institutes? As Directors of the Consortium on Race, Gender, and Ethnicity and the Latino Research Institute, we are deeply engaged in advancing the next generation of underrepresented minority scholars and committed to building pathways to successful research careers. You, too, can join us in this effort by helping spread the word. There are two options:

For Early Career Faculty

Location: University of Maryland, College Park

Dates: June 2-7, 2020

Focus:

Improve methodological skills; write for publication; navigate the academic environment to ensure retention, tenure, and promotion.

Apply here.

 

For Advanced Doctoral Students

Location: The University of Texas at Austin

Dates: June 21-26, 2020

Focus:

Develop critical race and intersectional perspectives; enhance qualitative research data analyses; prepare for a successful research career.

Apply here.

Still want to know more about the institute for Advanced Doctoral Students? Get all your questions answered during an online info session with the institute’s core faculty, streaming live on Latino Studies at UT’s YouTube channel.

Live Info Session: November 19 at 12:30pm (CST).

The application deadline for both institutes is Monday, December 2, 2019.

The Institutes are designed to provide an equity lift to successfully navigate the next critical transition in the applicant’s academic/research career pathway. Institute objectives are to enhance qualitative intersectional research skills, writing skills and scholarly practices, and to create a network of intersectional scholars. We also intend to strengthen the intellectual and social capital of these participants through tailored professional development.

 Please share the attached flyers far and wide to your doctoral students, colleagues, listservs, and networks. Scholars who are Mexican American, African American, Native American, Puerto Rican, or from other socially and economically disadvantaged groups are encouraged to apply.

We are very grateful for your assistance in helping strengthen our scholarly community!

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