(via Susan Lessick, University of California – Irvine)<\/p>\n
Good news for those interested in learning the right skills to conduct high-quality research. MLA’s Research Training Institute (RTI) has extended the deadline for 2022-23 applicants to Monday,\u00a0January 31<\/strong>.<\/p>\n RTI transforms library professionals \u200bwith any level of research skills into experts who are able to independently conduct a quality research project. RTI training covers all stages of designing, implementing, and communicating a successful health information research project. Participants develop effective research questions, select a research design, identify the components of a research project, collect, manage, and analyze data, publish and present the results of a research project, and much more.<\/p>\n Past RTI Fellows report experiencing enhanced career opportunities after participating in the program. Here’s what some of them have said about their RTI experience.<\/p>\n “Participating in the RTI has been like getting a mini-PhD.”<\/em><\/p>\n “Excellent instructors, curriculum content, and course readings”<\/em><\/p>\n “RTI has helped me approach my research ideas from a place of empowerment instead of apprehension.”<\/em><\/p>\n “I now feel confident in my ability to forge forth with a project I’m passionate about.”<\/em><\/p>\n
\nKnow anyone who could benefit from this program? Encourage them to apply!<\/p>\n