Registration Information: 

For more information, registration and fees, please visit the ICPSR website. Fee for this course is $1700.

Intensive longitudinal methods, often called experience sampling, daily diary, or ecological momentary assessment methods, allow researchers to study people's thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in their natural contexts. Typically they involve self-reports from individuals, dyads, families or other small groups over the course of hours, days, and weeks.

What does a successful lab look like? How does your team help to accomplish the goals of your research?  What are your expectations for your students?  What is your management style?

Come explore these questions and learn about effective strategies from a panel of faculty investigators with productive research labs!

Panelists will talk about the mistakes they’ve made and lessons learned and best practices to:

Applications for the following student awards are due by 5 PM on Friday, March 17, 2017:

• Dissertation Fellowship
• Pre-Dissertation Fellowship
• Methodological Studies Awards
• Spring Travel Awards
• Undergraduate Student Assistantship
• Undergraduate Honors Thesis/Capstone Project Awards

Tay Gavin Erickson Lecture Series—The Center for Research on Families welcomes Maureen Black, Ph.D., who will present "Building Blocks: Promoting Healthy Habits Through Child Care."

The high prevalence of pediatric obesity is setting children on a trajectory that includes health disparities throughout life. Dr. Black will address the evidence from systems-level interventions conducted among child care centers in promoting healthy habits and preventing obesity among young children.