1. CARMA Established fall 1997 Devoted to continuing education in various areas of research methods and data analysis relevant to the social and organizational sciences Hosted over 60 programs and events for graduate students and faculty Participants from universities worldwide Hosts: Distinguished Methodologists Presentations Workshops Short-Courses Mini-Conferences Webcasts

2. 1998 CARMA Conference Workshop: Levels of Analysis –Paul Bliese, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research –Mark Gavin, Oklahoma State University –Lawrence James, University of Tennessee Distinguished Methodologists Presentations: –David Harrison, University of Texas-Arlington –Bob Vandenberg, University of Georgia –Lawrence James, University of Tennessee –Richard Klimoski, George Mason University –Karen Locke, College of William & Mary –Neal Schmitt, Michigan State University –Jeff Edwards, University of North Carolina

3. 1999 CARMA Conference Workshop: Confirmatory Factor Analysis –Larry Williams, Virginia Commonwealth University Distinguished Methodologist Presentations: –Donald Forsyth, Virginia Commonwealth University –Michael Lindell, Texas A&M University –Lawrence James, University of Tennessee –John Nezlek, College of William & Mary –Philip Bobko, Gettysburg College –Jose Cortina, George Mason University

4. 2000 CARMA Conference Workshop: Analysis of Multi-level Data –Paul Bliese, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Distinguished Methodologist Presentations: –David Kenny, University of Connecticut –Herman Aguinis, University of Colorado-Denver –Richard DeShon, Michigan State University –Charles Lance, University of Georgia –Phil Roth, Clemson University

5. 2001 CARMA Conference Workshop: Meta-Analysis –Michael McDaniel, Virginia Commonwealth University Distinguished Methodologist Presentations: –Richard DeShon, Michigan State University –Fritz Drasgow, University of Illinois –David Kaplan, University of Delaware –Craig J. Russell, University of Oklahoma –Eugene Stone-Romero, University of Central Florida Panelists: –Jeff Edwards, University of North Carolina –Lawrence James, University of Tennessee –Charles Lance, University of Tennessee –Jose Cortina, George Mason University –Robert Vandenberg, University of Georgia –Larry Williams, Virginia Commonwealth University –Paul Bliese, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research –Paul Hanges, University of Maryland

6. 2002 CARMA Conference Workshop: Confirmatory Factor Analysis –Larry Williams, Virginia Commonwealth University Workshop: Ethics and Research Methods –Don Forsyth, Virginia Commonwealth University Workshop: Multi-level Analysis –Mark Gavin, Oklahoma State University Distinguished Methodologist Presentations: –Steve West, Arizona State University –Charles Judd, University of Colorado –David Krackhardt, Carnegie Mellon University –Larry James, University of Tennessee

7. 2002 CARMA Short Courses Meta-Analysis: Models & Processes –Mike McDaniel, Virginia Commonwealth University –Hannah Rothstein, Baruch College Introduction to Structural Equation Methods –Larry Williams, Virginia Commonwealth University –Neal Schmitt, Michigan State University Advanced Topics in Structural Equation Methods –Jeff Edwards, University of North Carolina –Robert Vandenberg, University of Georgia –Greg Hancock, University of Maryland Internet Data Collection Methods –Jeff Stanton, Syracuse University Multi-Level Methods –Paul Bliese, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

8. Spring 2004 CARMA Lectures Visiting Distinguished Methodologists - Dr. Edward Norton, University of North Carolina - Dr. Robert Ployhart, George Mason University - Dr. Elizabeth Garrett-Mayer, Johns Hopkins University - Dr. Henry Glick, University of Pennsylvania - Dr. Howard Weiss, Purdue University

9. Fall 2004 CARMA Assembly (Webcast, December 3) Dr. Herman Aguinis University of Colorado- Denver “Interactions and Multiple Regression” Dr. Jeff Edwards University of North Carolina “Interactions and Structural Equation Methods” Dr. Lawrence James Georgia Institute of Technology “Interactions and Meta-Analysis”

10. Spring 2005 CARMA Assembly (Webcast, December 3) Dr. James LeBreton Wayne State University “Measures of Agreement” Dr. David Hofmann University of North Carolina “Hierarchical Linear Models” Dr. Robert Vandenberg University of Georgia “Multilevel SEM Analysis”

11. 2005 CARMA Short Courses (3-days each) Introduction to Structural Equation Methods (June 2-4) -Larry Williams, Virginia Commonwealth University Advanced Structural Equation Methods (June 6-8) -Jeff Edwards, University of North Carolina -Robert Vandenberg, University of Georgia Multi-Level Methods (June 13-15) -Paul Bliese, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Meta-Analysis: Models & Processes (June 20-22) -Mike McDaniel, Virginia Commonwealth University -Hannah Rothstein, Baruch College - Michael Borenstein, Biostat