
Welcome to the AOM-CARMA Affiliate Program
Current AOM Students and Academic Members can now access a limited set of CARMA’s research methods education resources as part of their membership benefits. These resources cover quantitative and qualitative topics at the introductory and advanced levels. Current CARMA Institutional Membership is NOT required but active AOM membership is required.
Benefits include:
- Access to the AOM-CARMA Collection which consists of 5 new recordings available each month
- Access videos on-demand from anywhere and test your understanding of concepts through our Research Methods Education Program (RMEP) Assessments. Our videos serve as a valuable resource for authors, reviewers, editors, and instructors and aid in enriching the learning experience.
- Live access to each of the 14 Webcast Lectures
- Designed for university faculty, graduate students, and researchers, and delivered by esteemed methodologists, Webcast Lectures cover introductory and advanced topics in research methods and data analysis, emphasizing practical application. Background readings, references, and slides will be available on the CARMA website before each lecture.
- Short Course Affiliate Member Discount
- Affiliate Members receive a 50% discount on Short Course registrations. CARMA Short Courses feature introductory and advanced topics on quantitative and qualitative methods. Short Courses are taught by The Best In Our Business and provide a blend of lectures and hands-on experience. Instructors include both current and former Editors, Associate Editors, and editorial board members from prestigious journals such as ORM, AMJ, JAP, and OBHDP, as well as recipients of AOM-RMD Distinguished Career and Early Career awards.
- Live access to each of the Ask the Experts panel sessions
- Established to meet student and faculty researchers’ needs not currently met by Webcast Lecture Series, the CARMA Video Library, and Short Courses.
Upcoming Live Events for April 25, 2025
June 2025 Live Online Short Courses: Choose From 22 courses covering Quantitative and Qualitative Methods
We have a total of 22 online short courses scheduled for June 2025. Click on the Short Courses titles below to decide which course is right for you.
Note: ECTS credits are available for CARMA Short Courses! For course participants from institutions using the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), CARMA recommends that successful course participation be rewarded with 2 (two) ECTS credits per short course.
CARMA for Credit Summer 2025
Overview:
As part of CARMA’s goal to be a Partner in Doctoral Training and Faculty Development for your school, we are excited to announce our new CARMA for Credit Summer 2025 Program. It is developed to enrich the learning experience for our Short Course participants and to support doctoral students wanting to receive independent study credit from their school for their CARMA activity. This program provides instructional resources for Short Course participants, including reading lists, on-line assessments, and on-line discussion groups. There is no extra charge to participants for this Program beyond the normal short course registration fee.
Design and Implementation:
CARMA for Credit 2025 has a modular design in which doctoral students select the amount of independent study credit from their school they want to receive (from 1 – 3 credit hours), and the specific Short Courses they will take to receive the credit. Each credit is designed to reflect the 16 hours of contact time of each of our Short Courses, consistent with guidelines used at most universities. Content can be selected at both introductory and advanced levels.
Each Short Course session is equivalent to one credit hour. Students seeking only one credit hour will enroll in one Short Course from the session of their choosing. Those who want to earn two credit hours must select courses from two of the three available sessions. Students seeking three credit hours will take a course in both Session I and Session II and receive free registration for Session III: Open Science and Replication Studies. Upon paid registration for Sessions I and II, the student will receive a coupon code via email to register for Session III at no cost.
In addition to the normal Short Course registration process, doctoral students wanting to participate will use a separate CARMA for Credit Summer 2025 Program Registration Form soon to be available on this website. The form will describe the Program, the responsibilities of both CARMA and the student. The student will identify a faculty member at their school who will serve as their Instructor of Record and approve the student’s participation in the Program. The signed form will be returned to CARMA, and we will document the student’s participation and performance. When all requirements are met CARMA will notify the Instructor of Record who will then assign the grade at their school for the independent study.
Short Course Details:
A student may take only one course each session, as they are offered concurrently. Each course is approximately 16 hours of contact time (4 days, Monday – Thursday, 4 hours each). Courses are at introductory and advanced levels, on quantitative and qualitative topics. Any courses can be used for the CARMA for Credit program. Several two-course sequences are available (e.g. introductory and advanced SEM).
Those seeking three credit hours, register for Sessions I & II and receive Session III for free! Upon paid registration of Sessions I & II, you will be emailed a coupon code to register for Session III for free.
Course Offerings by Session
Session I – June 2-5
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Advanced Multilevel Analysis I: Growth Models, Mediation, and Moderation (Dr. Gilad Chen)
- Generative-AI for Qualitative Research (Dr. Christina Silver)
- Introduction to Ethnography (Dr. Mike Pratt)
- Introduction to Experience Sampling Methods: Design & Measurement (Dr. Shawn McClean)
- Introduction to Multilevel Analysis: Theory, Measurement, and Two-Level Nested Models (Dr. James LeBreton)
- Introduction to Python for Research (Dr. Jason Kiley)
- Introduction to R and Data Analysis (Dr. Scott Tonidandel)
- Introduction to SEM with LAVAAN (Dr. Betty Zhou)
- Polynomial Regression and Response Surface Methods (Dr. Jeff Edwards)
- Publishing Papers with Interview Data (Dr. Heather Vough)
- Qualitative Comparative Analysis (Dr. Thomas Greckhamer)
- Theorizing and Writing Qualitative Research (Dr. Karen Golden-Biddle)
- Web Scraping: Data Collection and Analysis (Dr. Richard Landers)
View our Playlist of Session I Short Course Previews
Session II: June 9-12
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Advanced Data Analysis with R: Regression EFA and MANOVA (Dr. Justin DeSimone)
- Advanced Experience Sampling Methods: Analysis and Interpretation (Dr. Nikos Dimotakis)
- Advanced Multilevel Analysis II: Panel Data, Consensus/Emergent Models, and Dichotomous Outcomes (Dr. Paul Bliese)
- Advanced SEM: Measurement Invariance, LGM, Interactions, and Multilevel (Dr. Bob Vandenberg)
- Data Visualization (Dr. Goran Kuljanin)
- Introduction to Meta-Analysis (Dr. Dana Joseph)
- Machine Learning/Natural Language Processing (Dr. Louis Hickman)
- Questionnaire Design (Dr. Lisa Lambert)
View our Playlist of Session II Short Course Previews
Session III: June 16-19
Short Course Group Discount
A group discount rate is available for organizations registering for six (6) or more spots. Group Registration also includes one (1) complimentary course for a Research Methods Faculty Network attendee. Group pricing is as follows:
- Advanced Registration (3/11/2025 – 4/25/2025): $200 per Course
- General Registration (4/26/2025 – 5/20/2025 ): $250 per Course
- Late Registration (5/21/2025 – 5/26/2025): $350 per Course
Short Course Group Discount participants should not self-register for their Short Course. Their school’s representative will provide their information on the Group Registration Form which includes submitting attendee information (name & selected course) and ensuring that payment is submitted. (Payment is accepted via credit card, PO, or check.)
Attendees will be assigned to their courses on a first-come first-serve basis. Please submit the Group Registration Form as soon as possible to ensure attendees are assigned to their preferred course. The deadline to submit the Group Registration Form is May 26, 2025.
CARMA will register each attendee individually and inform both the attendee and the organization representative once registrations are complete.
Individual Pricing per Session
New for June 2025: Register for Sessions I & II and receive Session III for free! Upon paid registration of Sessions I & II, you will be emailed a coupon code to register for Session III for free.
AOM-CARMA Affiliate Members |
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Advanced Registration 3/11/2025 – 4/25/2025 |
$250 |
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Registration 4/26/2025 – 5/20/2025 |
$300 |
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Late Registration 5/21/2025 – 5/26/2025 |
$400 |
Registration
AOM-CARMA AFFILIATE MEMBERS WILL NOT REGISTER VIA THE CARMA USER AREA. AOM-CARMA Affiliate Members must click here to register as an individual attendee and receive the pricing as shown above.
- Click the thumbnail to view the video.
- Click the title text to access the webcast lecture website (where available) which contains the presentation abstract, presenter bio, lecture slides, and REMP Assessment.
Past Contents of AOM-CARMA Collection
Ask the Experts: Multilevel Analysis | Dr. Janaki Gooty, Dr. Dan Beal, and Dr. James LeBreton |
Ask the Experts: On-Line Data Collection | Dr. Jason Huang, Dr. Melissa Keith, and Dr. Louis Tay |
Methodological Trends in the Study of Emotions | Dr. Allison Gabriel |
Network Analysis | Dr. Mike Howard |
Power Analysis with Regression Models: Sample Size Planning for Power and Accuracy | Dr. Samantha Anderson |
Qualitative Research Looking Back/Forward | Dr. Mike Pratt |
Mixed Methods Research | Dr. Jose Molina-Azorin |
Insufficient Effort Responding | Dr. Jason Huang |
SEM with Experimental Data | Dr. Bert Weijters |
Theoretical Triangulation | Dr. Joep Cornelissen |
Design Considerations for Simple and Complex Multilevel Studies | Dr. Gilad Chen |
Grounded Theory and Discourse Analysis | Dr. Gail Fairhurst |
The Power of Tools in Qualitative Analysis | Dr. Jane Le |
Mixing and Matching Methods for Purpose | Dr. John Mathieu |
Convergent/Discriminant Validity | Dr. Mikko Ronkko |
Advance Science Through Replication, Reproduction, and Generalizability | SMA Replication Workshop |
Questionable Research Practices | Dr. George Banks |
Replication Studies and Doctoral Training | Ph.D. Prep Panel |
Rigor/Trustworthiness in Qualitative Research | Dr. Elaine Hollensbe |
Verifying Empirical Research Findings | Dr. Don Bergh |
Advanced Interactions in Regression | Dr. Jeremy Dawson |
How to Use Storytelling in Academic Writing | Dr. Tim Pollock |
Interpreting Results with Practical Significance in Mind: An Overview of the Common Language Effect Size Indices | Dr. Dina Krasikova |
Quantifying Content Validity | Dr. Jason Colquitt |
Scale Adaptation In The Organizational Sciences | Dr. Eric Heggestad |
Content Analysis for Macro Research | Dr. Rhonda Reger |
Convergent/Discriminant Validity | Dr. Mikko Rönkkö |
Data Aggregation: Recommendations for Improving the Clarity, Transparency, and Reproducibility of Multilevel Research | Dr. James Lebreton |
Multiple Linear Regression: Strengthening Conceptual Knowledge and Practical Skills | Dr. Fred Oswald |
The Power of Tools in Qualitative Analysis | Dr. Jane Le |
Experience Sampling Methods | Dr. Joel Koopman |
Fit of Data in Scientific Inquiry | Dr. Agnieszka Chidlow |
Joy of Coding Data | Dr. Anne Smith |
Measurement of Firm Performance | Dr. Trevis Certo |
Nuisance of Control Variables | Dr. Paul Hünermund |
Machine Learning | Dr. Andrew Speer |
Confirmatory Factor Analysis Application with R-lavaan | Dr. Lisa Harlow |
Disentangling Effect Size Heterogeneity in Meta-analysis | Dr. Mo Wang |
Omitted Variable Bias | Dr. Mike Withers |
Qualitative Data Analysis Beyond Templates | Dr. Tine Koehler |
Questionnaire Measures as Ivs | Dr. John Antonakis |
Methods for Collecting and Analyzing Data from Zoom | Dr. Andrew Knight |
Power Analysis with Regression Models | Dr. Samantha Anderson |
Quantifying Content Validity | Dr. Jason Colquitt |
Reflexivity in Research Methods | Dr. Glen Kreiner |
Live Event Schedule for AOM-CARMA Affiliate Program

For assistance with your AOM-CARMA Affiliate Program account, email carma@ttu.edu.