Ways of Knowing
The iiQM Ways of Knowing series is a hybrid event designed for graduate students, methods instructors, and researchers interested in the challenges of integrating and articulating ontologies, epistemologies, and methodologies in qualitative research.
2025 Series
AI Ethics and Qualitative Research (SEPT 30)
- Dr. Ali Shiri, Professor, Faculty of Education - School of Library and Information Studies , University of Alberta
- Dr. Vern Glaser, Professor, Alberta School of Business - Department of Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Management, University of Alberta
- Dr. Michael Van Manen, Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry - Department of Pediatrics, University of Alberta
- Dr. Gillian Lemermeyer (Moderator), Assistant Professor, Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta
Integrating AI into the Qualitative Analysis World: Methodological Implications (NOV 18)
- Dr. Christina Silver, Associate Professor (Teaching), Sociology, Director of CAQDAS Networking Project, University of Surrey, UK
- Dr. Maria Finnsdottir (Moderator), Humanities & Social Sciences Specialist, Digital Research Services, University of Alberta
2024 Series
Sensory Approach to Qualitative Inquiry (OCT 8)
- Dr. Michael Frishkopf (Professor, Faculty of Arts - Music Department, University of Alberta) - Ways of Knowing Sufi Ritual through Sensory Experience
- Dr. Yelena Gluzman (Assistant Professor, Faculty of Arts - Department of Art and Design, University of Alberta) - Reading Together as Collective Sensory Practices: The Case of Feminist Theory Theatre
- Dr. Melissa Tremblay (Associate Professor, Faculty of Education - Educational Psychology Department, University of Alberta) - Enacting Relationality through the Photovoice Method
Engaging with the Body in Qualitative Research (DEC 10)
- Dr. Danielle Peers (Associate Professor, Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation, University of Alberta) and Nathan Fawaz (PhD Candidate, Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation, University of Alberta) - Embodied Practices for Mutual Survival and Flourishing
- Dr. Robyn Lee (Associate Professor, Faculty of Arts - Sociology Department, University of Alberta) - Gendering Bodies in Ecologies of Care