Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis
The College of Education and the College of Business have partnered to provide an institutional membership with CARMA,
the Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis. CARMA is an interdisciplinary consortium that provides resources for faculty, graduate students, and professionals to learn about current developments in various areas of research methods and statistics. Below is a brief list of membership highlights:
You can join using the below quick and easy steps:
the Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis. CARMA is an interdisciplinary consortium that provides resources for faculty, graduate students, and professionals to learn about current developments in various areas of research methods and statistics. Below is a brief list of membership highlights:
- Live Webcast Lecture Series
- Video Library
- PhD Prep Program
- Topic Interest Groups
- Live Online Short Courses at a 50% discount
You can join using the below quick and easy steps:
- Vist the CARMA Website
- Select "user area" (top right of screen)
- Click "Register as New User" (above the login box)
- Complete registration using your LaTech email address
- Click the "Register" button
CARMA Highlights
To help jump started your membership, we have highlighted a few CARMA items to check out after joining!
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LIVE Short Courses
CARMA's Live Short Courses are offered synchronously through their Global Virtual Classroom using Zoom. These courses place an emphasis on hands-on application methodology. Our membership benefits include a 50% discount for the short course registrations.
Each CARMA short course is typically 20 hours on a research method or data analysis topic. Each is offered by experts from a variety of Universities. |
Member Video Library Examples
Grounded Theory/Discourse Analysis How to Use Storytelling in Academic Writing: The Roles of the Methods and Results Sections Neuroscience Methods and Organizational Research Ramp UP Big Data Research and Teaching with R Triangulation and Using Multiple Methods |
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