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SRA Training
| Quantitative Data Collection: Survey Implementation | |
| Summary: | There is more to implementing a survey than one may think. Some authors have listed as many as 38 unique stages. This one-day course aims to equip participants with a good understanding of what is involved in conducting a survey effectively. Through a combination of lectures and hands-on practical sessions, it covers:
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| Course tutor: | Dr. Pamela
Campanelli is
a Survey Methods Consultant, Chartered Statistician and Chartered
Scientist. She received her Ph.D. in statistics from the London
School of Economics, and an M.A. in applied social research and
B.A. in psychology from the University of Michigan. Pamela has
worked at the University of Michigan, the Center for Survey Methods
Research at US Bureau of the Census and has been Chief Research
Officer at the Institute for Social and Economic Research and a
Research Director at the Survey Methods Centre at the National
Centre for Social Research. Her main interests are in the study of survey error and data quality issues, focusing on both the data collection and analysis side. In addition to her consultancy work, she regularly teaches short courses for a variety of organisations (e.g., Centre for Applied Social Surveys, the Social Research Association, Cathie Marsh Centre for Census and Survey Research, the Royal Statistical Society), for government departments (e.g., Office of National Statistics, BFS Switzerland, Statistics South Africa), Survey Research companies (e.g., NatCen, Ipsos-MORI), universities (e.g. London Metropolitan University, Monash University Malaysia, Wollongong University Australia, University of Hong Kong, University of Michigan linked to the Joint Program in Survey Methodology) and other institutions (e.g., Picker Institute Europe). |
| Date & Location: | 2nd May 2012, Registration
09.15 - 09.30,
Course 09.30 - 16.30 Location: London |
| Programme | Download Programme (pdf), and booking form (doc) |