In this practical webinar, Dr. Desi Richter teaches academic writers how to use the academic writing process to move from idea to completed manuscript. Learn how to navigate each phase; pre-writing, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing, while overcoming writer’s block and procrastination with clear, actionable strategies.
Learn how to align your dissertation from research gap to methodology. This webinar offers practical strategies for a clear, cohesive, and rigorous proposal.
Learn how to evaluate and defend validity and reliability in quantitative survey research. A doctoral-level webinar on measurement, methods, and examiner expectations.
Join our December 11 webinar to learn dissertation do’s and don’ts, avoid common pitfalls, strengthen your research design, and stay on track to finish strong.
Statistical analysis can make or break a dissertation, yet many students fall into common traps that undermine the clarity and credibility of their results. Whether you’re just beginning your analysis or revising your results chapter, this session will help you avoid the most frequent pitfalls and approach your data with greater confidence.
Join Dr. Jessica Parker for AI Literacy 101: From Intimidated to Informed on October 8, 2025. This free webinar will help educators and professionals understand AI basics, apply effective prompting strategies, and explore ethical ways to integrate AI into academic work.
Start the semester strong with tools, strategies, and insights to streamline your research and writing process. We invite you to join our three-part series, co-hosted by Lumivero (makers of NVivo, XLSTAT, and Citavi), designed to help graduate students and researchers stay on track, sharpen their methods, and work more efficiently.
This webinar will help dissertation students demystify the role of theory and the conceptual framework. Participants will gain clarity on discovering relevant theories, defining their conceptual framework, and strengthening the foundation of their dissertation.
This webinar will help you craft a dissertation that is not only methodologically sound but also meaningful, persuasive, and deeply credible. We’ll explore how strong dissertations justify their value and signal their trustworthiness through coherent argumentation, methodological transparency, and rigorous use of sources.