2011 Summer Institute on Research Methodology, Oregon State University
July 12-13, 2011: Stata & Multilevel/Longitudinal Models Using Stata
July 14-15, 2011: Mplus & Longitudinal Modeling Using Mplus
The Oregon State University Summer Institute on Research Methodology is sponsored by the College of Health and Human Sciences Methodology Core and the Center for Healthy Aging Research.
About the Summer Institute
Introductory and advanced coursework using Mplus and Stata will be offered during the Institute. Participants in the Stata session are expected to be comfortable with multiple regression and participants in the Mplus session should also have some familiarity with factor analysis. No knowledge of Mplus or Stata is assumed. These two courses can be taken independently or combined. Applied examples will be used throughout the workshops, with hands-on computer analysis experience.
The seminars will be led by Alan C. Acock who is the University Distinguished Professor for Family Research and the Knudson Chair for Family Policy & Research at Oregon State University. He has a leading book on Stata and is on the editorial board of the Journal of Structural Equation Modeling. Dr. Isaac Washburn, from the Oregon Social Learning Center and Dr. Shannon Wanless, from the Center for Advanced Study of Teaching and Learning at the University of Virginia will be co-instructors for the workshop.
Registration
The fee is $325 for the two-day Stata Course and $325 for the two-day Mplus Course. The combination of both courses is $600. (Graduate students: $250 for two days & $400 for four days)
The fee is $175 for individual days. (Graduate students: $150)
These fees include all workshop materials, use of a computer with Stata & Mplus installed for the days of the workshop, lunch each day, and dinner on July 13th.
For more detailed information or to register please see our website at: http://www.hhs.oregonstate.edu/methodology/core
*Registration will not be open until this spring.
Katie Roseboro
Faculty Research Program Assistant
College of Health & Human Sciences
Oregon State University
123 Women’s Building
Corvallis, OR 97331
Phone (541) 737-2689
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