TIER Faculty Development Workshop @ Atlanta University Center Consortium

11-12 March 2021 (1:00-4:00pm each day)
Online via Zoom

Enrollment in the workshop will be limited to 10 people. Each participant will receive an honorarium of $500.

Priority will be given to faculty and staff from the Atlanta University Center Consortium (Atlanta Clark University, Morehouse College, and Spelman College). Candidates from other Atlanta-area institutions may be considered if space is available.

Application deadline: February 24, 2021
Notification of acceptance decision: March 1, 2021

Name Name First Last
Title
Institution
Academic Department or Field

(e.g., economics, sociology, public health, archaeology, Social Science Data Center, etc.)
Email
Office phone (with country code)
Mobile phone (with country code)
Please provide your curriculum vitae (PDF or Word file only)

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Software
Please select the statistical software package(s) you commonly use in courses, or that your students use for research you supervise:

Please select the statistical software package(s) you commonly use in courses, or that your students use for research you supervise: STATA SPSS SAS R (scripts; no Markdown) R (using Markdown to integrate text and code) Matlab Other Other
Applicant statement of interest

In an essay of no more than three pages, please:

(i) Discuss the ways in which you have incorporated any aspects of research transparency and reproducibility in your teaching and/or supervision of student research, or how you envisage doing so in the future. Please describe the specific contexts in which in which you have, or could in the future, introduce your students to methods and issues related to transparency—e.g., particular courses you teach; cohorts of research advisees; or short courses or trainings you offer. Where applicable, please identify courses by title and course number, and indicate which term or semester you expect to offer them next.

PLEASE NOTE: Having already taken steps to introduce transparency and reproducibility into your teaching and advising is not a pre-requisite for this workshop.

(ii) Comment on how interested you are in interacting with a network of educators working to develop and disseminate methods and curriculum for integrating transparency and reproducibility in the training of students in quantitative fields of study. Have you been involved in any such activities in the past? Do you have any ideas about how you might contribute to such efforts in the future?

If you like, feel free to comment on any other aspects of your background or interests that you believe are relevant to the workshop.
Statement of interest (PDF or Word file only)

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Supporting documents (optional)

If you like, you may upload up to three additional documents to provide further information about your background and interests. These documents could be of many types, but here are some examples: syllabi, handouts, or exercises from a course you have taught; a relevant article or blog post you have written; or a student research paper that was written under your supervision and exemplifies some aspect of research transparency.

For each document you upload, please provide a brief comment explaining what it is.
Comment on document #1
Document #1 (PDF or Word file only)

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Comment on document #2
Document #2 (PDF or Word file only)

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Comment on document #3
Document #3 (PDF or Word file only)

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Project TIER is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

TIER Faculty Development Workshop @ Atlanta University Center Consortium

TIER Faculty Development Workshop @ Atlanta University Center Consortium

Software

Applicant statement of interest

Supporting documents (optional)

Project TIER is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation