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Associate members play an important
role in supporting the networking and capacity building programme
of Qualiti, and thus are able to contribute to the strategic vision
of the NCRM. The associate member network provides a mechanism
for promoting interdisciplinarity, widening methodological expertise
and extending links across the social science research community.
Associate members of Qualiti are individuals who have a particular
interest and expertise in qualitative research methods and methodologies
within the social sciences, their development and communication.
Responsibilities
and Benefits of Associate Membership
Associate members support
the work of Qualiti and the NCRM in variety of ways, including
participating directly in seminars and other activities, proposal
reviewing, strategic development, and linked research / studentship
applications. The formal arrangements have been kept to a minimum
to facilitate productive individual arrangements. Benefits of
membership for an Associate include;
- Membership publicised on the Qualiti
website.
- Access to training, networking and capacity
building events.
- Regular updates on Qualiti events and
activities.
- Opportunities to contribute to the strategic
development of Qualiti and the NCRM.
- Opportunities to work with NCRM on specific
areas of common interest.
Role/responsibilities of
associate members are;
- To participate in consultations (one-two
per year) to inform the training, networking and capacity building
agenda.
- To occasionally act as reviewers of proposals
for linked research projects, publications, methodological reviews.
- To provide expert advice to the Qualiti
executive group and NCRM management board, from time-to-time.
Current Associate Members:
Professor
Geoffrey
Walford, Oxford University
Dr
Fiona Wood, Cardiff University
Dr
William Housley, Cardiff University
Professor
Jenny Kitzinger, Cardiff University
Dr
Tom Hall, Cardiff University
Professor
Srikant Sarangi, Cardiff University
Professor
Martyn Hammersley, Open University
Professor Brian Roberts, Glamorgan University
Dr
Kate Stewart, Cardiff University
Dr
Michael Arribas-Ayllon, Cardiff University
Dr
Karen Henwood, Cardiff University
Dr
Lesley Pugsley, Cardiff University
Professor
Michael Bloor, University of Glasgow
Dr
Gabrielle Ivinson, Cardiff University
Professor
Andrew Sparkes, Exeter University
Professor
Gary Alan Fine, Northwestern University, USA
Professor
Greg Dimitriadis, University at Buffalo, The State University
of New York, USA
Dr
Brett Lashua, Liverpool University
Professor
Lindsay Prior, Queens University, Belfast
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