Faculty Lunch & Lecture: 'Project Management for Researchers: A Practical Stress-Free Guide to Getting Organize'

The Lisska Center is pleased to invite you to its next Faculty Lunch and Lecture, featuring Shiri Noy, who will talk about her new book, “Project Management for Researchers: A Practical Stress-Free Guide to Getting Organize.” Lunch will be available for registrants in the Huffman dining hall at 11:30am and the lecture will begin in the President’s Dining Room at 11:45am. 

Project Management for Researchers tackles the how, what, and why of project management. It offers step-by-step guidance on choosing tools and developing a personalized system that will help the reader manage and organize their research so that steps and decisions are documented for accountability and reproducibility. Readers will find worksheets they can adapt to their own needs, priorities, and research as well as practical tips on issues ranging from emails to scheduling. Suitable for work across methods, experience levels, and disciplines and adaptable for those working alone, with others, or as team managers, this book will guide readers between various research stages–from planning, to execution, to adjustment of research projects big and small. 

About our presenter… 

Shiri Noy is associate professor of Sociology and director of Latin American & Caribbean Studies at Denison University. Her research examines how morality and authority take shape across domains, including health policy, kindness, science and religion, and research ethics. She is also the author of “Banking on Health: The World Bank and Health Sector Reform in Latin America” (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017) and her work has appeared in journals such as American Sociological Review, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, and Science, Technology, & Human Values.