The Owens Institute for Behavioral Research (OIBR) works to provide services, information, and support that can enhance the quality, comprehensiveness, and relevance of social and behavioral research at the University of Georgia.
From Our Faculty
Kristen Shockley
“My experience has been incredibly positive. OIBR has made all parts of the grant process much smoother. It is really great having knowledgeable people that are very responsive to any issues that pop up. Invaluable service!”
Owens Institute for Behavioral Research
2022-06-14T14:06:27-04:00
https://oibr.uga.edu/testimonials/kristen-shockley/
Logan Fiorella
"The OIBR Grant Development Program was instrumental in helping me prepare competitive grant proposals and make connections with other faculty across campus in the social sciences. I now rely on OIBR for excellent pre- and post-award support for all my funded
projects.”
Owens Institute for Behavioral Research
2022-06-14T14:07:40-04:00
https://oibr.uga.edu/testimonials/logan-fiorella/
Anne Shaffer
“I continue to have excellent experiences with both pre-award and post-award staff and their support. They're consistently responsive, knowledgeable, and extremely helpful and I'm immensely grateful for the resources they provide.”
Owens Institute for Behavioral Research
2022-06-14T14:09:52-04:00
https://oibr.uga.edu/testimonials/anne-shaffer/
Allison Skinner
“The Grant Development Program is a really incredible resource for UGA faculty! It is hard to overstate the value of having models for what various grant applications look like, learning from those who have been awarded these grants, and getting feedback on your own proposals.”
Owens Institute for Behavioral Research
2022-10-12T10:55:40-04:00
https://oibr.uga.edu/testimonials/allison-skinner/
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CARMA: Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis
The University of Georgia has an institutional premium membership to CARMA, which allows all faculty, students, and staff access to: 1) Webcast Lectures, 2) Topic Interest Groups, 3) Live Online Short Courses, 4) Introductory Research Methods and Analysis Webcast Lectures and on-demand video access to nearly 200 instructional videos on a wide array of quantitative and qualitative research methods topics.
To use CARMA, go to their website and sign up as a user. This is a four-step process where you will provide your UGA contact information and email address (you must use your UGA email –personal emails are not allowed). They will send you an email to validate your email address, and then you will be granted access to all CARMA content.