Events
Past Events
Beyond Discourse: Critical and Empirical Approaches to Human Trafficking
An interdisciplinary symposium featuring a keynote address from Kamala Kempadoo, York University, "Beyond Anti-Trafficking" from April 2019.
The Research Process: From Idea to Publication
The research process can seem daunting, particularly for qualitative researchers. Qualitative research data is messy and figuring out how to contextualize your data once it is collected and turn it into an article for submission isn’t always a straight-forward process.Alesha Doan, associate professor of women, gender & sexuality studies and public affairs & administration, will discuss her study with Shannon Portillo, “Not a Woman, but a Soldier: Exploring Identity Through Translocational Positionality.” She will spend a few minutes contextualizing the data she collected, then spend the majority of her time answering questions on the process.
Qualitative Research Fall 2019 Events
Steven Maynard-Moody (Public Affairs & Administration) will present Narrative-Based Research on the importance of narratives and story collection in qualitative research and various ways to analyze them.On an Ethnographic Research Panel, Ben Chappell (American Studies), Katie Rhine (African & African American Studies and Geography & Atmospheric Science), and Akiko Takeyama (Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies) will discuss best practices and answer questions.
Qualitative Graduate Research Spring 2020 Events
Jay T. Johnson, professor of geography & atmospheric science, on Empowering Methodologies, and Panel on Ethics in International Research featuring Juliana Carlson, associate professor of social welfare, John Kennedy, professor of political science, and Ebenezer Obadare, professor of sociology
Participatory Action Research
Participatory Action Research Events from Spring 2021, featuring Vicki Collie-Akers, associate professor of population health at University of Kansas Medical Center and Crystal Lumpkins, associate professor of family medicine and community health, co-chair of KUMC DEI Cabinet, and member of the Health Equity and Community Engagement Committee at the University of Kansas Medical Center
Qualitative Methods on Social Justice
Fall 20230 events, including a Panel on Ethics in International Research featuring John Kennedy, professor of political science, Nathabhona Mabachi, assistant professor of family medicine, and Ebenezer Obadare, professor of sociology, and a Panel on Police, Community, and Justice featuring Steven Maynard-Moody, professor of public affairs & administration, Charles Epp, professor of public affairs & administration, and Don Haider-Markel, professor of political science
Conducting International Research as a Scholar of the Global Majority
A panel presentation featuring Kim Warren, Associate Professor of History, Akiko Takeyama, professor of Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies and Director, Center for East Asian Studies, Amal El Haimeur, Assistant Teaching Professor of Arabic and African-American Studies, and Nicole Hodges Persley, Vice Provost of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging.
