Multiple Methodologies
Our department's collective toolkit includes an array of different methodological strategies
Faculty undertake ethnographies, in-depth interviews, survey research, focus groups, statistical analysis of secondary data, and the use of comparative historical methods.
One of the noteworthy features of our department is our methodological cross-fertilization, reflected in the increasing use by faculty of multiple-methods in their research approaches. Quantitative scholars are incorporating in-depth interviews; statistical analysts are using comparative historical methods; and ethnographers have become conversant in designing surveys.
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| Amy Bailey |
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| Andy Clarno |
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| Claire Decoteau |
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| Julie Dowling |
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| Tyrone Forman |
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| Lorena Garcia |
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| Jennifer Jones |
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| Ian Kennedy |
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| Maria Krysan |
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| Amanda Lewis |
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| Sigrid Luhr |
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| Patrisia Macías-Rojas |
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| Paul-Brian McInerney |
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| Pamela Popielarz |
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| Barbara Risman |
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| Atef Said |
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| Mahesh Somashekhar |
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| Emily Vasquez |
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