coe-staff: FW: Applications Invited for the Meta-Analysis Training Institute

[Edward Kameenui]

Greetings:  Please note the invitation below from IES.

Dr. Emily Tanner-Smith, our own meta-analytic expert, “whole-heartedly endorse it!” She also observes that the all of the trainers are “internationally recognized experts in research synthesis,” which should make for “a fantastic institute.”


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Subject: Applications Invited for the Meta-Analysis Training Institute

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Applications Invited for the Meta-Analysis Training Institute


The Meta-Analysis Training Institute is accepting applications for its upcoming session on state-of-the-art advanced meta-analytic methods. This training is funded by the National Center for Education Research, a part of the Institute of Education Sciences.

The goal of the training is to provide researchers with the methodological, statistical, project management, and practical experience necessary to conduct a meta-analysis focused on an important education topic.

The workshop includes 5 days of training and one day of group presentations. Each day will include 3 sessions and time to work on a group project. The integrative project will provide participants with an opportunity to practice developing an IES Goal 1 meta-analysis research proposal.


Dates: August 5-11, 2018
Location: Loyola University Water Tower Campus, Chicago, IL
Application due date: Monday, March 12, 2018

Workshop details and application submission materials are available here<https://www.meta-analysis-training-institute.com/>.

If you have questions about the 2018 Meta-Analysis Training Institute, then please contact the training team at <="" a="">MTAI at luc.edu<mailto:MTAI at luc.edu>.

If you have questions about the IES grant supporting this training (R305B170019<https://ies.ed.gov/funding/grantsearch/details.asp?ID=1955>), then please contact Dr. Phill Gagné<mailto:Phill.Gagne at ed.gov>.


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