Modern Meta Analysis Research Institute
Applications for the 2025 cohort are now open and will close on January 27, 2025
Training Dates: Monday, May 19 - Friday, May 23
Email mmari@gsu.edu with questions or concerns.
Requirements
MMARI is intended for STEM education researchers who have limited or no exposure to meta-analysis. We are particularly interested in applicants who are early in their research career. Have questions? See the FAQ's below.
Applicants must:
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Be working or studying in a US institution
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Have completed a course on intermediate statistics (multiple regression)
Applications open on December 1, 2024, and are due on January 27, 2025
Applications can be submitted starting on December 1, via Qualtrics https://gsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cwEzmfcseW2xHqC
Sample Application (please only use this as a reference. We will not consider applications outside of Qualtrics)
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What is the 2025 application deadline?The deadline for MMARI applications is January 27, 2025.
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Can graduate students apply?Yes, graduate students can apply with a letter of support from their graduate school advisor.
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Can I apply if I am not a US citizen?Yes, non-US citizens are eligible if they are currently employed by a US institution or are attending graduate school in the US.
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Am I eligible for MMARI if I already have experience in meta-analysis?MMARI is aimed at researchers who have no or limited experience in meta-analysis. If you are interested in obtaining advanced skills in meta-analysis, consider applying to the Meta-Analysis Training Institute, funded by the Institute of Education Sciences here.
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How much does MMARI cost?MMARI is free to participants due to the generous support of the National Science Foundation. Participant lodging, travel and per diem will be provided by MMARI.
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Where will MMARI take place?MMARI will take place in Washington, D.C./Crystal City. More information about lodging and daily training sessions will be provided at a later time to accepted applicants.
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How long is MMARI?The workshop meets from Monday - Friday, from 9 - 5 each day.
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How do I apply?You can submit your application for on the Qualtrics link in the application page.
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Where else can I go to learn more about meta-analysis?The Campbell Collaboration has helpful resources for anyone interested in learning more meta-analysis. You can also visit the Meta-Analysis Learning Information Center (MALIC).