Thanks to generous funding from HRSA, we’re able to partner with local and national organizations and co-host trainings and educational events. Click on the highlighted days below for the the latest events we’re co-sponsoring or hosting, and for other important information, including Program application deadlines.
We'll meet at 12:45 pm outside of HSEC 4-101. A MCHSIG member, Center staff or faculty member will lead the group for a short 30-45 minute walk. The leaders of today's walk are Sara Benning and Dr. Bonilla.
We'll venture outside when the weather permits and use the Gopher Way when it doesn't. Students can reserve a locker in the SPHERE if they'd like to secure their items while we walk.
This is an informal opportunity for MCHers to build community, network, ask questions, and build leadership skills. Second year MCH students will also be invited. We hope you'll join us!
We'll meet at 12:45 pm outside of HSEC 4-101. A MCHSIG member, Center staff or faculty member will lead the group for a short 30-45 minute walk. Today's walk will be led by Vic Massaglia, Director of the Career & Professional Development Center at SPH.
We'll venture outside when the weather permits and use the Gopher Way when it doesn't. Students can reserve a locker in the SPHERE if they'd like to secure their items while we walk.
This is an informal opportunity for MCHers to build community, network, ask questions, and build leadership skills. Second year MCH students will also be invited. We hope you'll join us!
Learning Lab Series: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Qualitative Research with Dr. Michael BeckstrandOctober 15, 202611:00 am - 1:00 pm
Come explore the ever evolving landscape of generative AI usage in qualitative research. This Bright Spots Mini-Lab session guides researchers through both the ethical and practical implementation of generative AI across the qualitative research process. Participants will also learn effective prompting techniques, discuss guidelines for responsible practice, and consider the utility of chat bots like Gemini versus both more programmatic uses and built-in AI features within qualitative analysis software.
Participants will be able to:
1) Navigate both ethical and practical limitations to using generative AI in a peer-reviewed qualitative research setting
2) Evaluate the strengths and trade-offs of different AI platforms to select the appropriate tool across various stages of the qualitative research process
3) Apply good practices for effective prompting strategies for various tasks, and gain exposure to different tools and techniques
We'll meet at 12:45 pm outside of HSEC 4-101. A MCHSIG member, Center staff or faculty member will lead the group for a short 30-45 minute walk. Today's walk will be led by Dr. Ellen Demerath.
We'll venture outside when the weather permits and use the Gopher Way when it doesn't. Students can reserve a locker in the SPHERE if they'd like to secure their items while we walk.
This is an informal opportunity for MCHers to build community, network, ask questions, and build leadership skills. Second year MCH students will also be invited. We hope you'll join us!
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