Research

Seminars

Archive

The Center for Research Facilitation sponsors a seminar series for faculty, staff, and students each year.

 

11/17/11	Survival Analysis	Ed Wang
10/20/11	REDcap: Overview	CCTS and Hawja Kim
9/15/11	Storing & Securing Your Research Data (IRB Continuing Ed credit hours available)	Storing & Securing Your Research Data (IRB Continuing Ed credit hours available)
9/8/11	Brown Bag: Writing Competitive Abstracts ; Co-sponsored by GSO.Hands-on writing session.	Carol Ferrans
9/1/11	NURS 585/NUEL 595 Research Issues: Topics in Grantsmanship	Carol Ferrans
11/8/10	CCTS Services and Overview	Carol Ferrans
10/18/10	Dissertations as Articles	Kathy Norr
9/13/10	Crafting the Impact and Innovations Sections (new NIH format)	Diana Wilkie and Barbara Dancy
9/7/10	Brown Bag: Writing Competitive Abstracts co-sponsored by GSO	Kathy Norr
4/13/10	Usability: Ensuring Software Supports Users	Diana Wilkie, Gail Keenan, P30 Informatice Core
3/16/10	Community based participatory research- what does it entail? How to document? How to execute?	Lisa Sanchez Johnson
2/23/10	GIS, Neighborhoods and Community in Research	Shannon Zenk
11/12/09	VA Collaborations	Kathy Rugen and Eileen Collins
11/17/09	From Words and Numbers to Nurds and Wombers: Integrated Analysis in Mixed Methods Inquiry	Jennifer Greene
10/20/09	Engaging Basic Scientist into Clinical Research	Robin Mermelstein
10/6/09	How to Change Health Policy with Research: Reducing Breast Cancer Disparities Through Legislative Action (Part II)	Janice Phillips
9/15/09	How to Change Health Policy with Research: The Metropolitan Chicago Breat Cancer Task Force (Part 1)	Carol Ferrans
9/8/09	Brown Bag: Writing Competitive Abstracts	Diana Wilkie (moderated by Karen Kavanaugh)
4/21/09	Writing the Measurement Section of a Grant Proposal	Carol Ferrans
3/17/09	Methodological Issues in Mixed Methods Research	Laura Szalacha
2/17/09	Introduction to Mixed Methods Research	Laura Szalacha
1/20/09	Informatics: Solutions for Data Collection Anywhere	Cathy Ryan, Lorna Finnegan
11/18/08	The How's and Why's of a Literature Review Section: Synthesizing Information to Direct Your Research Plan	Usha Menon
10/21/08	Crafting Your Specific Aims, Paragraph by Paragraph	Diana Wilkie
10/2/08	Brown Bag: How to Find Research Funding Sources	UIC Research Development Services
9/9/08	Brown Bag: How to Write Competitive Abstracts	Diana Wilkie
4/17/08	Panel Discussion: The Ins and Outs of Large Public Data Sets	Eileen Collins and Fran Weaver
3/06/08	6th Annual Nursing Research Conference
2/28/08	Methods IV: Writing the Intervention Section of a Grant Proposal	Barbara Dancy
1/17/08	Methods III: Data Analysis	Ed Wang
11/28/07	Methods II: Writing the Measurement Section of a Grant Proposal	Carol Ferrans
10/25/07	Methods I: Writing the Sample Section of a Grant Proposal	Arlene Miller
9/20/07	Overview of When to use Non-Parametric Tests	Laura Szalacha
9/11/07	Brown Bag: How to Write Competitive Abstracts	Diana Wilkie
4/19/07	Twice is Never Enough: Multi-Level Longitudinal Data Analysis	Laura Szalacha
4/11/07	Choosing the Right Statistical Test	Ed Wang
3/15/07	RefWorks	Olga Sorokin
3/9/07	Nursing Research Day
2/15/07	Computerized Data Collection Tools	Lorna Finnegan, Usha Menon, Diana Wilkie
1/18/07	The Hows and Whys of a Literature Review Section: Synthesizing Information to Direct Your Research Plan	Diana Wilkie
11/29/06	Survey Monkey and Other Tools for the Researcher	Peggy Cassey, Olga Sorokin
10/19/06	Crafting Your Specific Aims, Paragraph by Paragraph	JoEllen Wilbur, Diana Wilkie
9/21/06	The Introduction to a Revised Application	JoEllen Wilbur, Diana Wilkie
4/20/06	Addressing Mediators and Moderators in Modern Statistical Analyses	Ed Wang
3/3/06	Nursing Research Day
2/16/06	Clinical Trials: Phases, CONSORT, Re-Aim	JoEllen Wilbur Ed Wang Lorna Finnegan
1/19/06	Focus Groups: Use, Conduct, Outcomes, Analyses	Survey Research Lab Staff
11/11/05	Motivational Interviewing Techniques: "What do I say to my patients to change their behavior? What does/not work and why."	Phil Weinstein
10/20/05	The How’s and Why’s of a Literature Review Section: Synthesizing Information to Direct Your Research Plan & Crafting Your Preliminary Studies Section	Diana Wilkie, JoEllen Wilbur, Joan Shaver
9/28/05 -9/30/05	Principles of Developmental Science, Conceptual Frameworks, Data Analysis	Diane Holditch-Davis Margaret M. Miles
9/22/05	Crafting Your Specific Aims, Paragraph by Paragraph	JoEllen Wilbur Arlene Miller
4/21/05	Automating Files	Diana Wilkie, Lorna Finnegan, JoEllen Wilbur
3/2/05	Research Day
2/17/05	Stats Session - part II	Ed Wang
1/20/05	Stats Session - part II	Ed Wang
11/4/04	Components of an Intervention Study	JoEllen Wilbur
10/28/04	Conceptualizing Qualitative Analyses for the Non-Qualitative Researcher	Karen Kavanaugh, Kathy Norr, Marie Suarez, Emily Hadley
9/16/04	Crafting Your Specific Aims, Paragraph by Paragraph	Diana Wilkie, JoEllen Wilbur, Joan Shaver
5/20/04	How to be a Good Mentor / Mentee	Mariann Piano
4/29/04	Entrepreneurial Skills	Diana Wilkie
2/19/04	Mock Review Panel
3/11/04	Automating Files (Making Your Life Easier)	Sam Zong
01/23/04	Research Day	Key Staff
12/11/03	When & How to Apply for a Competing Continuation (Second R01)	Jan Larson Diana Wilkie JoEllen Wilbur
11/6/03	NIH Funding Mechanisms & Applications (Pre-Doc/Post-Doc)	JoEllen Wilbur Sue Littau Panel of Grad Students
10/29/03	References, Citations, and Impact Scores	Stephen E. Wiberley, Jr.
10/16/03	Managing Contracts & Site Agreements for Research Studies	Ursula Brozek
05/15/03	How to be a Good Mentor/Mentee	Mariann Piano
04/17/03	Update on HIPAA Regulations and University Protocols	Ursula Brozak
03/20/03	Data Management	Peggy Chandler Joseph Kogan
02/20/03	"Congratulations, you're funded!" Now what?? Launching your research project	Jan Larson Peggy Covey JoEllen Wilbur