Upcoming AMAP Events
Brown Bags (12:00-1:15PM)
Brown bags are AMAP's regular seminar series held on the first Tuesday of the month, where presenters bring their current work in various stages of completion. Come, bring your lunch, and engage! Presenters may ask advice of the group for a problem they are stuck on, present on a new method they are working out, or may come seeking practice talking about their work from a methodological angle. The atmosphere is friendly and supportive. If you are interested in presenting at a brown bag, please contact AMAP@purdue.edu.
Workshops
AMAP hosts a variety of one and two-day workshops on a wide range of advanced methodological and statistical topics. The workshops are designed to provide participants -- which can include both faculty and graduate students -- with supplemental training on advanced topics in quantitative and qualitative methodology. The workshops are designed around methods that can be adequately covered in a single day and/or methods rarely covered in most graduate courses but that are useful for applied researchers.
Special Events
AMAP also hosts various other events such as invited lectures, symposiums, and receptions. These are great meet-and-greets that allow for networking both within and outside of Purdue.
September 2019
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Dr. Rob Duncan (HDFS) Prekindergarten Classroom Language Environments and Children’s Language Abilities (work-in-progress brown bag) BRNG 1284 12:00-1:15pm. |
Tues |
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AMAP “flash” presentations (Refreshments provided!) Some of the newly hired faculty in CLA and HHS will give 5-minute presentations highlighting their methodological approaches, with breaks between to meet and chat. Speakers include: Marcus Mann (SOC); Jessica Lougheed (HDFS); Tara Grillos (POL); Natalia Rodriguez (Public Health); Jeremy Foote (BLSC); Zach Hass (Nursing); Dada Docot (ANTH); Chelsea Song (PSYCH). PMU West Faculty Lounge, 5:00-7:00 pm. |
Tues |
October 2019
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Dr. Tim Bond (Krannert) The Sad Truth about Happiness Scales (work-in-progress brown bag) BRNG 1284 12:00-1:15pm. |
Tues |
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Stuti Magar (PSY) Programming in R: Tools and Tricks for Applied Analysis (workshop) WALC 3138, 3:30-5:30pm. |
Fri |
November 2019
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Emily Rolan (PhD student, HDFS) The Influence of Environment on Risk for Adolescent Substance Use: Troubles with Moderation and Missing Data. Gregor Horvath (MS student, HDFS) Polygene "Environment" Interactions - What to Make of Complex Environmental Variables that are Probably Genetically Influenced (work-in-progress brown bags) BRNG 1284 12:00-1:15pm. |
Tues |
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Dr. Trent Mize (SOC) Approaches to Handling Missing Data (workshop) WALC 3138, 2:00-5:00 pm. |
Fri |
December 2019
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Amy Petts (PhD student, SOC) Racialized Admission Practices in Higher Education Stephanie Wilson (PhD student, SOC) Racialized Admission Practices in Higher Education (work-in-progress brown bags) BRNG 1284 12:00-1:15pm. |
Tues |
January 2020
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Vasundhara Kaul (PhD student, SOC), and Dori Davari (PhD student, HTM) Title TBD (work-in-progress brown bag) |
TBD |
February 2020
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Open slot for presenter* Title TBD (work-in-progress brown bag) |
TBD |
March 2020
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Kristine Marceau (HDFS) Navigating transactional analytic models in developmental research (work-in-progress brown bag) |
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April 2020
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Aura Mishra (PhD student, HDFS), and open slot for student presenter* Title TBD (work-in-progress brown bag) |
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*Email AMAP@purdue.edu if you are interested in presenting your work in progress at our spring brownbag series.