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Special Three-day Workshop

January 6-8, 2016 China Multigenerational Panel Datasets (Los Angeles, CA)

NOTE: The four-week regular sessions schedule for 2016 will be posted in December, 2015. Most of the four-week courses will carry over from 2015 to 2016. Also, the schedule for the three- to five-day workshops will be posted in late-January 2016. Many of the three- to five-day workshops will carry over from 2015 to 2016, but there will be new courses and dates and locations may change.

2015 Schedule

Four-Week Courses

First Session, June 22-July 17

All workshops and lectures in the first session meet Monday through Friday, unless stated otherwise in a specific course description.

See our guide for selecting Summer Program courses during the first 4-week session (PDF).

Workshops

9am-11am

1:00pm-3:00pm

3:00pm-5:00pm

Lectures

11am-noon

noon-1:00pm

1pm-2:30pm

5:30pm-7:30pm

5:30pm-7:30pm

7:30pm-9:00pm

  • Blalock Lectures: Advanced Topics in Social Research

Second Session, July 20-August 14

All workshops and lectures in the second session meet Monday through Friday, unless stated otherwise in a specific course description.

See our guide for selecting Summer Program courses during the second 4-week session (PDF).

Workshops

9am-10am, 5pm-6pm

10am-noon

1pm-3pm

3pm-5pm

Lectures

8:30am-10am

9-10am

noon-1pm

5:30pm-7:30pm

7:30pm-9:30pm

  • Blalock Lectures: Advanced Topics in Social Research

Three- to Five-Day Workshops

Unless otherwise indicated, workshops are held in Ann Arbor, Michigan on the University of Michigan campus. Workshops usually meet daily from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Note: We are still creating our full schedule of short workshops, so be sure to check back frequently for updated information on the course list, dates, and locations.

May 11-15 Introduction to Regression Analysis (Montreal, QC)
May 18-22 Latent Growth Curve Models (LGCM): A Structural Equation Modeling Approach (Chapel Hill, NC)
May 20-22 R: Learning by Example (Montreal, QC)
May 25-29 Conducting Multivariate Analyses of Social, Economic, and Political Data (Montreal, QC)
May 27-29 Growth Mixture Models: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach (Chapel Hill, NC)
June 1-3 Analyzing Developmental Trajectories (Amherst, MA)
June 1-3 Handling Missing Data Using Multiple Imputation in Stata
June 1-5 Multilevel Models: Pooled and Clustered Data (Chapel Hill, NC)
June 1-5 Network Analysis: An Introduction
June 8-10 R: Learning by Example (Boulder, CO)
June 8-12 Exploratory Data Mining Via SEARCH Strategies
June 8-12 Introduction to Spatial Regression Analysis (Chapel Hill, NC)
June 8-12 Network Analysis: Statistical Approaches
June 9-12 Analyzing Intensive Longitudinal Data: A Guide to Diary, Experience Sampling, and Ecological Momentary Assessment Methods (Amherst, MA)
June 10-12 Transparency and Reproducibility Methods for Social Science Research (Berkeley, CA)
June 15-17 Regression Discontinuity Designs
June 15-19 Structural Equation Models and Latent Variables: An Introduction
June 22-24 Secondary Data Analysis and the National Addiction & HIV Data Archive Program (NAHDAP)
June 22-24 Survival Analysis, Event History Modeling, and Duration Analysis (Berkeley, CA)
June 22-26 Designing and Conducting Experiments in the Laboratory
June 22-26 Hierarchical Linear Models I: Introduction (Amherst, MA)
June 22-26 Longitudinal Data Analysis, Including Categorical Outcomes
June 29-July 3 Item Response Theory: Methods for the Analysis of Discrete Survey Response Data
July 6-10 Introduction to Regression Analysis (Bethesda, MD)
July 6-10 Social Network Analysis: An Introduction with an Emphasis on Application in R (Berkeley, CA)
July 7-10 Doing Bayesian Data Analysis: An Introduction
July 8-10 Structural Equation Modeling with Stata
July 13-17 Applied Multilevel Models for Longitudinal and Clustered Data (Boulder, CO)
July 13-17 Spatial Econometrics for Contagion, Diffusion, and Interdependence
July 13-17 Time Series Analysis: An Introduction for Social Scientists
July 20-23 Digging Into the NSECE: Exploiting the Potential of the Household and Provider Data Files From the National Survey of Early Care and Education (NSECE)
July 20-24 Dynamic Models for Policy, Economics, and Society: Practical Time Series Methods
July 20-24 Modern Causal Inference: Experiments, Matching, and Beyond (Boulder, CO)
July 27-29 Multilevel and Mixed Models Using Stata
July 27-31 Curating and Managing Research Data for Re-use
July 27-31 Nursing Research: Survey Design and Analysis Using Mixed Methods
August 3-6 Text Analytics
August 3-7 Immigration, Immigrants and Health Conditions, Health Status, and Policies: Examining Multilevel and Multidimensional Models and Approaches
August 5-7 Introduction to Mixed Methods Research (Chapel Hill, NC)
August 10-12 Designing, Conducting, and Analyzing Field Experiments (Manhattan, NY)
August 10-12 Qualitative Research Methods (Chapel Hill, NC)
August 10-14 Analyzing Social Networks: An Introduction (Chapel Hill, NC)
August 10-14 Latent Class Analysis in Social Science Research

Note: The ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research makes every effort to provide an up-to-date course schedule, as well as fully accurate course descriptions. Occasionally, however, unforeseen circumstances may require changes in course content, instructors, timing, or location. Fortunately, such events are rare. But when they do occur, we reserve the right to make any changes that are necessary to maintain the Program. We will post corrected information to the Summer Program website and inform participants who are affected by such changes as quickly as possible.