Posts Tagged ‘ graduate course ’

JRN 492/ 892 (001) Writing the Non-Fiction Book Fall 2013 Special Topics course: Wednesday 6-8:50 p.m. Ever think about writing a non-fiction book? This is an opportunity not only to learn how to do it, but also to start the process. Open to undergrads and master’s students in all majors. Learn about the latest...
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A 2-Hour Workshop (open to all – no registration) Writing Proposals for International Dissertation and Pre-Dissertation Research Grants Thursday, August 29, 2013 5:00-7:00PM Third Floor, International Center This two-hour workshop is open to all students gratis. For those who continue, it also is the first session of the semester-long, 1-3 credit seminar “International Social...
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This year’s Institute will feature two courses and will meet in Iowa City for a residency May 21-24.  A virtual meeting will take place on May 5th. The first course for the 2013 Institute is “Accessing and Analyzing National Data in Postsecondary Education” and will be taught by Professors Terrell Strayhorn (Ohio State University)...
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TE 934:  Introduction to Quantitative Methods (Tuesdays, 12:40-3:30pm) This is a non-required course that complements the required statistics course, CEP 932.  In TE 934 (which you can take before OR after CEP 932) you will learn to read and write about statistics.  In addition, using a nationally representative dataset, you will learn to: (1)...
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From Dr. John Dirkx: I wanted to draw your attention to a new course this fall that seems to have slipped under the radar of almost everyone. This is EAD 991B – “Dynamics of organizational and instructional groups.” The course is offered Wednesday evenings from 4:10 – 7:00. This course is appropriate for masters...
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