[nativestudies-l] 2011 ESIN Fellowship Program in Applied Multi-Ethnic Research

[Lowe, Shelly C]

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From: Emerging Scholars Interdisciplinary Network
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Sent: Wed, Feb 2, 2011 3:41 am
Subject: 2011 ESIN Fellowship Program in Applied Multi-Ethnic Research

Please forward the below announcement along with the attached Flyer to
your networks.






The ESIN Fellowship Program in Applied Multi-Ethnic Research is now
accepting applications for this year's program.




The ESIN Fellowship is a year round program providing support in
statistics/methods and career development resources.  




In addition to this year round support, 12-16 fellows are chosen every
year to participate in a 4 week funded summer 
program held in Ann Arbor, MI.
 

 

ESIN Fellowship Summer Program in Applied Multi-Ethnic Research 

at the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research
(ICPSR) 

University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

June 19 to July 15, 2011

 

This research fellowship provides advanced statistical and
methodological training to early career ethnic minority or socially
disadvantaged faculty and investigators.  Fellows refine their skills to
be productive researchers capable of formulating and addressing original
and significant research questions. Training options include, but are
not limited to the following: 

*    Advanced Statistical Courses. Fellows will choose from a variety of
advanced statistics courses (i.e. Regression Analysis I-III:
Introduction, Linear Models, and Advanced Methods) that combine lectures
and discussion with the practical application of quantitative methods in
a state-of-the-art computer lab. 

*   Research Workshops.  Fellows will select from a variety of
statistics workshops, such as: Structural Equation Modeling,
Introduction to NVivo 7, STATA Intermediate, and SPSS Intermediate.  

*   Statistical Consultation. Additionally, fellows will be eligible to
receive methodological expertise from a cadre of statistical consultants
through the Stats-Chat service. Services may include, but are not
limited to: Data Interpretation & Methodological Design.

*   Professional Development. Fellowship recipients will also engage in
trainings to enhance their career and professional development.
Trainings may include seminars focused on: Negotiating the Academy,
Clinical & Intervention Research, and Managing Funded Research Projects.

 

Who Should Apply? 

We strongly recommend this fellowship program for both researchers early
in their careers and seasoned researchers wishing to retool or shift
their statistical or methodological approach. Special consideration will
be given to those whose research is focused on substance abuse and
African Americans; but all other social scientists are encouraged to
apply. You must be a member of ESIN to apply for the Fellowship.
Applicants must be a PhD or MD or equivalent degree or must be a PhD
Candidate to apply.

 

How to Apply 

 

Interested members should visit www.emergingscholars.net to find an
application with specific details about supporting materials. Program
application and other documents must be submitted as an email attachment
to: admin at emergingscholars.net.  The application deadline is March 15,
2011.  Incomplete or late applications will not be reviewed. Individuals
need to submit a completed application and the following documents to
apply: 



12-16 stipends up to $2,500 will be available to support selected
fellows for the 4 week Summer Program held in Ann Arbor, MI

A flyer has been attached with more details.
Direct Questions to:
-- 
Lailea J Noel, MSW
Program Manager
Emerging Scholars Interdisciplinary Network (ESIN)
734-615-2095
www.emergingscholars.net

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