May 21st and 22nd, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA
We are very excited to announce that our 2018 Annual Conference will be held at Duquesne University, in Pittsburgh PA on May 21st and 22nd.
While on campus, if you need to park a car, you should park at the Forbes or Locust garages. If you will need to leave your car there overnight, please contact us at info@qualpsy.org as special arrangements will need to be made.
Registration is now open. Please click here to be taken to our registration page.
On this page, you will have the option of registering as a student SQIP member ($75), a student non-member ($125), a faculty/professional SQIP member ($200) or a faculty/professional SQIP non-member ($250). You can find out more about becoming a SQIP member here.
On this registration page, you can also register for our pre-conference workshop on phenomenological analysis featuring Frederick J. Wertz.
A pre-conference workshop will be offered on the afternoon of May 20th:
Doing Phenomenological Analysis in Psychology: Experiences of Schizophrenic Persons in a Community with an After-Care Program Frederick J. Wertz Fordham University
This workshop will introduce participants to the phenomenological research tradition with specific focus on the core features used in philosophy and across human science disciplines. Participants will be guided through the procedures of phenomenological psychological analysis using data from an action research project exploring the lived experiences of persons diagnosed with schizophrenia in a community recovery program.
More information about the pre-conference workshop can be found here. The workshop will cost $30, with a discounted rate of $20 for students.
Block rates for our Cambria Suites room block ended May 7th; however, you can still reserve rooms there at the regular rate.
We are no longer accepting reservations for on-campus housing, or for dinner out on Sunday night, as those spots have filled. If you’d like help finding a comfortable, fun place to stay in Pittsburgh, please email us at info@qualpsy.org.
Duquesne’s uniquely long and distinguished tradition of qualitative, interpretive, meaning-centered and philosophically-grounded inquiry in psychology as a human science will provide a rich background for our conference. Pittsburgh is a thriving and vibrant city in the midst of rapid growth – much like our qualitative psychology community itself.
We look forward to seeing you in Pittsburgh in May!
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