Qualitative Research Interest Group
See the QRIG blog for more resources!
An integral part of CRGE and co-sponsored by the Maryland Population Research Center (MPRC), the QRIG is a working group composed of faculty and graduate students who are engaged in enhancing knowledge and utilization of qualitative methods in research and teaching.
QRIG seeks to elevate the profile of qualitative methodologies at UM through programs designed to facilitate collaborative research and inquiry; a lecture series showcasing important and path-breaking qualitative scholarship; and a program of research seed grants for junior faculty conducting qualitative intersectional research.
QRIG creates opportunities for cross-disciplinary discussion and exchange focused on the use of qualitative methodologies in analyzing intersectional dimensions of inequality.
SAMPLE QUALITATIVE METHODS SYLLABI:
Education: Level 1 + Education Level 2
Feminist Research Design (Multi-Methods Course)
CRGE Affiliates who teach qualitative courses include (among others): John Caughey (AMST); Lynn Bolles (WMST); Kevin Roy (FMST); Psyche Williams-Forson (AMST); Sherick Hughes (EDUC); Dana Fisher (SOCY).
If you have addition syllabi for us to post, please send it to us at bdc1@umd.edu.
