Call for Applications: Mixed Methods Training Program: Applications Due Dec. 15 We invite applications for a new and exciting one-year, fully funded Mixed Methods Research Training Program in the Health Sciences. The program is sponsored by the NIH, and led by Dr. Joseph J. Gallo (Professor, Johns Hopkins University), Dr. John Creswell (Professor, University of Nebraska-Lincoln), and Dr. Charles Deutsch (Director, Population Health Research Program, Harvard Catalyst | The Harvard Clinical and Translational Science Center). Program scholars will have the opportunity to enhance their mixed method research skills through a state-of-the-art training program that includes interactive webinars, working with nationally recognized mixed methods mentors and consultants, and attending a summer retreat. This program is conducted remotely except for the summer retreat. Eligibility Requirements: 1. A doctoral degree 2. Demonstrated experience in health sciences 3. Commitment to attend the summer course, which will take place in Baltimore June

15-18, 2015 4. Commitment to participate in the webinars before and after the summer course 5. Willingness to participate as a resource person for mixed methods research at

participant’s home institution Applicants should submit the following information for review: 1. A one-page statement indicating the basis for interest in attending the summer

course and joining the learning community, with a description of their current program of research, mentoring and scientific advisory needs, and other gaps that could be addressed by participating in the Mixed Methods Research Training Program

2. A letter from their employer or institution supporting the time to attend the course and participate in the activities before and after the summer course

3. A letter from a mentor or supervisor from their home institution 4. A current curriculum vitae 5. A two-page concept paper (or full draft application) describing the research project,

including questions, aims, and general approach to employ mixed methods that the scholar will develop into a submitted proposal

Successful applicants will be notified in early 2015. For questions and to apply, (by December 15, 2014) please contact Joseph J. Gallo MD MPH at jgallo2@jhu.edu.