Greetings Colleagues,
The COEHD faculty research interest inventory matrix was developed to promote research collaboration and support identification of grant prospects aligned to faculty members’ specific research interests. It includes research areas provided from a survey conducted last year as well as AERA divisions and AERA keywords related to those self-identified descriptors.
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I invite you to correct and modify your own entries and tell your colleagues about entries made for them that need to be refined. There are several faculty members who have no entries, and their participation is essential to having a comprehensive list. As a value-added feature, columns J, K, L have been added to include funding for prior research on topic; example or primary reference; and where to access article/chapter, which our Associate Dean for Research, Dr. Michael Karcher has graciously piloted by entering some data.
Most of all, the COEHD Research team would appreciate any feedback you on using the matrix as a tool to stimulate collaboration on research and grants. An additional goal is to promote public understanding of our College’s impact on educational research and publicize the work of our colleagues.
The COEHD faculty research interest inventory matrix is intended to be a living document designed to serve its users rather than becoming an additional burdensome responsibility. I have set it in Google Sheets as an open document, but I ask that its access be limited to COEHD faculty and staff (meaning please do not disseminate it outside our circle). I will periodically offload a copy to make sure that critical information won’t be lost.
Thank you.
--Iwan