CARMA Institutional Memberships provide research methods education for faculty and graduate students from management, organization studies, and other social science disciplines. Membership allows live online access to CARMA’s Webcast Lecture Series, Ask the Experts Panels, Ph.D. Prep Panels, and on-demand access to our full Video Library collection (250+ recordings). Additional benefits include a 50% discount on registration fees for CARMA Short Courses and access to our Research Methods Education Program. Institutional Membership allows for the creation of individual CARMA User Accounts for everyone on your university/institution’s email domain.
Webcast Lecture Series (Live Online with Recordings Available)
Overview:
Established in 2004, our Webcast Lecture Series offers live lectures by esteemed methodologists. Designed for university faculty, graduate students, and researchers, these lectures cover introductory and advanced topics in research methods and data analysis, emphasizing practical application.
2024-2025 Schedule:
Ask the Experts Panels (Live Online with Recordings Available)
Overview:
Ask the Experts Panels provide unique student and faculty research needs not covered by Webcast Lectures or Short Courses. Panels include specialized tutorials, panels with methodologists, article discussions, and networking sessions for members sharing similar interests. Available throughout the institutional membership period.
Schedule:
- Friday, September 20 at 10:30 AM EDT
- Measurement and Analysis
- Panel Data Analysis: Dr. Donald Schepker, University of South Carolina
- Analysis of Moderators: Dr. Justin DeSimone, University of Alabama
- Measurement and Construct Validity: Dr. Bo Zhang, University of Illinois
- Measurement and Analysis
- Friday, November 15 at 10:30 AM EST
- Topic Coming Soon
- Panelists Coming Soon
- Topic Coming Soon
- Friday, February 28 at 10:30 AM EST
- Topic Coming Soon
- Panelists Coming Soon
- Topic Coming Soon
- Friday, April 25 at 10:30 AM EDT
- Topic Coming Soon
- Panelists Coming Soon
- Topic Coming Soon
Additional details coming soon.
Ph.D. Prep Panels (Live Online with Recordings Available)
Overview:
Ph.D. Prep Panels consist of live online events aimed at enhancing research methods knowledge and skills for success in doctoral studies and academia. The sessions cater to the specific needs of early, middle, and late-stage doctoral students, covering various topics such as developing a research pipeline, using multiple research methods, and aligning conceptual and empirical analysis in a thesis/dissertation. Additionally, the panels offer a networking opportunity for students from different schools, complementing their doctoral programs’ activities.
Schedule:
- Friday, October 18 at 10:30 AM EDT
- Topic Coming Soon
- Panelists Coming Soon
- Topic Coming Soon
- Friday, January 31 at 10:30 AM EST
- Topic Coming Soon
- Panelists Coming Soon
- Topic Coming Soon
- Friday, March 28 at 10:30 AM EDT
- Topic Coming Soon
- Panelists Coming Soon
- Topic Coming Soon
Additional details coming soon
CARMA Video Library
Overview:
Access 250+ recorded lectures from esteemed scholars on various research methods in CARMA’s Video Library since 2004. Improved search and viewing process for a better experience. Faculty and students from member universities have on-demand access from anywhere. Valuable resource for authors, reviewers, editors, and instructors enriching the learning experience. Explore the full list of recordings here.
Schedule: All recordings are available on-demand throughout the membership period.
Short Courses
Overview:
Institutional Member Schools receive a 50% discount on Short Courses, which are 20-hour sessions focusing on research methods and data analysis. The courses prioritize hands-on experience and practical application, providing an equal balance of lecture and lab time. Instructors are esteemed methodological scholars with expertise in organizational studies and management, some of whom have served as editors for top organizational journals. The list of CARMA Short Courses covers both introductory and advanced training on quantitative and qualitative topics, including rare content not readily available at other institutions. These courses also offer networking opportunities with leading scholars and peers in participants’ areas of interest.
Schedule:
January 2025 Short Course Information Coming Soon
