Dear PhD students and faculty looking to sharpen your methods acumen,
Make the most of the remaining summer weeks and join us for a few (FREE!) virtual workshops hosted by stellar speakers and generously enabled by CARMA (Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods & Analysis).
These sessions are open to all-AOM and non-AOM members alike-and were designed with you in mind. Whether you're preparing for comps, brushing up on core techniques, or just wanting to connect with other methods-minded scholars, you're warmly invited to nerd out with us.
π§ What: 2025β2026 CARMA Methods Review Watch Series
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When: This week and next! August 7, 12 & 14 (Tuesdays & Thursdays)
π» Where: Online (live-streamed with Q&A + discussion board)
πΈ Cost: Free (just register at the link below!)
This series is rooted in a summer tradition launched at the University of Minnesota (shoutout to Betty Zhou & Chris Winchester!), and this year features eight 90-minute sessions on topics such as experience sampling, causal identification, AI in research, omitted variable bias, multilevel analysis, and more.
π Upcoming Sessions:
Thursday, August 7
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9:00 β 10:30 AM ET: "Causal Identification in the Study of Strategy and Organizations" β Dr. Myles Shaver
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11:00 AM β 12:30 PM ET: "Leveraging AI in the Research Process" β Drs. Chelsea Song, Ivan Hernandez, and Sima Sajjadiani
Tuesday, August 12
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9:00 β 10:30 AM ET: "Omitted Variable Bias" β Dr. Mike Withers
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11:00 AM β 12:30 PM ET: "Multilevel Analysis" β Drs. Janaki Gooty, Dan Beal, and James LeBreton
Thursday, August 14
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7:00 β 8:30 AM ET (note earlier time to enable broader timezone reach): "Publishing High-Impact Meta-Analysis" β Dr. Rong Su
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11:00 AM β 12:30 PM ET: "Mixing and Matching Methods for Purpose" β Dr. John Mathieu
π Register & learn more: https://carmattu.com/watch-series/
How to register:
If you don't yet have one, you'll need a CARMA account (takes 1 min), then add the 2025β2026 CARMA-AOM Individual Membership (also free). Full instructions are at the link above.
Hope to see many of you there!
Yours in nerdship,
Beth
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Elizabeth Campbell
Associate Professor of Work & Organizations
University of Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS MN
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