[Air-L] NSF-supported methods training programs for anthropologists (fwd)

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Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2013 22:43:30 -0500
From: H. Russell Bernard <ufruss at ufl.edu>
To: 'H. Russell Bernard' <ufruss at ufl.edu>
Subject: NSF-supported methods training programs for anthropologists

The 2013  <http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/> Anthropology Methods Mall
<http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/> is online. This site has info about six,
NSF-supported opportunities for methods training in cultural anthropology.

1.       <http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/scrm/> SCRM (Short Courses on
Research Methods. For those with the Ph.D.)

2.       <http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/sird/> SIRD (Summer Institute on
Research Design. For graduate students)

3.      EFS (Ethnographic Field School. For graduate students)
<http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/ethnographic-field-school/>

4.      SIMA (Smithsonian Institution Summer Institute in Museum
Anthropology. For graduate students)
<http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/sima/>

5.       <http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/workshops/> WRMA (Conference
Workshops on Research Methods in Anthropology. For all anthropologists)

6.      DCRM (Distance Courses in Research Methods in Anthropology)
<http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/distance-courses/>



1. Now in its ninth year, the  <http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/scrm/> SCRM
(Short Courses on Research Methods) program is for cultural anthropologists
who already have the Ph.D. Three, five-day courses are offered during summer
2013 at the Duke University Marine Lab in Beaufort, North Carolina.


Behavioral Observation in Ethnographic Research
<http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/scrm/behavior/>  (Instructors: Raymond
Hames and Michael Paolisso) July 15-19, 2013


Statistics in Ethnographic Research
<http://qualquant.org/statistics-in-ethnographic-research/>  (Instructors:
Daniel Hruschka and David Nolin) July 22-July 26, 2013


Methods of Ethnoecology
<http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/scrm/ethnoecology/>  (Instructors: J.
Richard Stepp and Justin Nolan) July 29-August 2, 2013


APPLY TO THE SHORT COURSES ON RESEARCH METHODS HERE
<http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/scrm/application/> . DEADLINE FEB. 15,
2013.

2. Now in its 18th year, the  <http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/sird/> SIRD
(Summer Institute on Research Design) is an intensive, three-week course for
graduate students in cultural anthropology who are preparing their doctoral
research proposals. The 2013 course runs from July 14-August 3, 2013 at the
Duke University Marine Laboratory. Instructors: Jeffrey Johnson, Susan
Weller, Amber Wutich, and H. Russell Bernard..

APPLY TO THE SUMMER INSTITUTE ON RESEARCH DESIGN HERE
<http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/sird/application-for-sird/> . DEADLINE
March 1, 2013.

3. Now in its second year, the  EFS (Ethnographic Field School)
<http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/ethnographic-field-school/>  in
Tallahassee, Florida is a five-week field school in ethnographic methods and
community-based participatory research. The program is open to graduate
students in cultural anthropology. The 2013 field school runs from July
7-August 10, 2013 and is coordinated by Clarence (Lance) Gravlee. Guest
faculty include Sarah Szurek, Tony Whitehead, and Stephen Schensul.


APPLY TO THE TALLAHASSEE FIELD SCHOOL HERE
<http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/ethnographic-field-school/application/> .
DEADLINE FEB. 15, 2013.

4. Now in its fifth year, the  <http://anthropology.si.edu/summerinstitute/>
SIMA (Smithsonian Institution Summer Institute in Museum Anthropology)
<http://anthropology.si.edu/summerinstitute/> is open to graduate students
in cultural anthropology and related, interdisciplinary programs (Indigenous
Studies, Folklore, etc.) who are interested in using museum collections as a
data source and who are preparing for research careers. The course runs from
June 24-July 19, 2013. Instructors: Candace Greene, Nancy Parezo, Mary Jo
Arnoldi, Joshua Bell, and Gwyneira Isaac, plus visiting lecturers.

APPLY TO THE SUMMER INSTITUTE IN MUSEUM ANTHOPOLOGY HERE
<http://anthropology.si.edu/summerinstitute/application.htm> . DEADLINE
March 1, 2013.

5. Now in its ninth year, the  <http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/workshops/>
WRMA (Workshops in Research Methods in Anthropology) program offers one-day
workshops in conjunction with national meetings of anthropologists. Click
<http://www.sfaa.net/sfaa2013.html> HERE for information about the next
workshops at the meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology in Denver,
Colorado, March 19-23, 2013.



6. Now in its second year, the DCRM (Distance Courses in Research Methods in
Anthropology) <http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/distance-courses/>  is open
to upper division undergraduates, graduate students, and professionals. Four
courses are offered in summer 2013: Text Analysis, Geospatial Analysis,
Network Analysis, and Video Analysis.  The development of these fee-based
courses is supported by the National Science Foundation. Enrollment is
limited to 18 participants.