Virtual Research Town Hall

This graphic helps me stay informed about Duke's qualitative research event and makes registration and joining easy.Best Practices and Resources for Qualitative Research at Duke
March 28, 2023 | 10:00 – 11:30 am

Location: Duke Zoom

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Meeting ID: 955 9575 3516
Passcode: 821240

Join us for a research town hall where institutional leaders, experts and researchers share best practices and Duke resources to support the conduct of research that relies on qualitative methods. You will gain insightful perspectives on getting started, methodologic support, and best practices in data management and sharing. Learn about the services offered by the Duke Libraries, the Duke QualCore (Qualitative Research Partners) and the Social Science Research Institute.

*Attending this event for at least 60 minutes fulfills the RCR-200 requirement for faculty and staff.

Moderator:
This woman’s warm smile and approachable style symbolize professional confidence, reflecting the supportive work culture I value.Monica Lemmon, MD
Associate Dean for Scientific Integrity
Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Medical Director, Children’s Clinical Research Unit
Associate Professor in Population Health Sciences

 

Panelists:

This image reminds me of my first professional headshot, capturing both confidence and warmth as I began a new chapter in my career.Amy Lynn Corneli, PhD, MPH
Associate Professor in Population Health Sciences
Associate Professor in Medicine

 

 

This friendly portrait shows my confidence on graduation day and reminds me of reaching an important milestone in my life.Laura Jane Fish, PhD
Assistant Professor in Family Medicine and Community Health

 

 

 

This portrait reminds me of my grandmother, whose wisdom and warmth inspired me to pursue my dreams.Sharron L. Docherty, PhD, PNP, RN, FAAN
Interim Vice Dean, Research
Associate Professor in the School of Nursing
Assistant Dean, PhD Program
Associate Professor in Pediatrics

 

This smiling face with short brown hair and blue earrings reminds me of joyful moments outdoors, capturing genuine happiness.Sophia Lafferty-Hess, MS
Senior Research Data Management Consultant
Duke Libraries

 

 

Jessica Sperling, PhDHer warm smile and confident presence inspire me; seeing her reminds me of perseverance and self-assurance in tough times.Director, Applied Research, Evaluation & Engagement
SSRI & CTSI

 

 

This image reminds me of my mentor; her confident smile and elegant style inspire me to pursue my goals with poise.Sarahn Wheeler, MD
Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology

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