SAI STUDY GROUPS
Our first four study groups have just been formed (Dec 2020), and are looking for interested parties to join. Please contact the convenors about this. They would be delighted to hear from you.
A Study Group is a great way to link up with other sociologists from different 3rd level Institutes with shared research interests. The SAI is able to provide a small budget to help the group organise activities, such as symposia, workshops, training sessions and so on.
If you would like to apply to convene a study group, we will be opening applications again in June 2020. We would be delighted to hear from about this.
Our first four study groups have just been formed (Dec 2020), and are looking for interested parties to join. Please contact the convenors about this. They would be delighted to hear from you.
- The Biographical Narrative Interpretive Method, Convenor, Lisa Moran -Lisa.Moran@edgehill.ac.uk
- Pedagogy of Sociology in Professional Practice, Convenor - Aimie Brennan Aimie.Brennan@mie.ie
- Sociologists who Count! Quantitative Methods Study Group, Convenor – Carmel Hannan- Carmel.Hannan@ul.ie
- Sociology of Harm, Violence and Social Control, Convenor – Katharina Swirak k.swirak@ucc.ie & Andrew Bray D15125840@mytudublin.ie
A Study Group is a great way to link up with other sociologists from different 3rd level Institutes with shared research interests. The SAI is able to provide a small budget to help the group organise activities, such as symposia, workshops, training sessions and so on.
If you would like to apply to convene a study group, we will be opening applications again in June 2020. We would be delighted to hear from about this.
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