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Session Type: Invited Speaker Session
We all experience moments of "stuckness" in qualitative research, moments when we are not sure how to proceed with our research. This session is an opportunity in which graduate students and qualitative scholars come together to engage in and with topics of methodological stuckness in a consideration of qualitative inquiry for critical mo(ve)ments. In this invited session, qualitative scholars (emerging and experienced) grapple with the complexities in qualitative inquiry that may have us stuck with theory, research design, data, ethics, writing, and other practices/processes. Here, we learn from and with each other as we consider the future of qualitative research. [CLOSED SESSION]
Michael W. Moses, University of California - Riverside
Susan Ophelia Cannon, Mercer University
Jasmine Ulmer, Wayne State University
Joanne E. Marciano, Michigan State University
Jessica Nina Lester, Indiana University
Johnny SaldaƱa, Arizona State University
Kakali Bhattacharya, University of Florida
Aaron Kuntz, Florida International University
Jennifer R. Wolgemuth, University of South Florida
Vonzell Agosto, University of South Florida
Jeong-Hee Kim, Texas Tech University
Jennifer R. Esposito, Georgia State University
Qualitative Research SIG Mentoring Session 1: Qualitative Inquiry for Critical Mo(ve)ments - Carlson Coogler, The University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa; Pei-Jung Li, Indiana University - Bloomington; R. Dave DeJohn; Rachel Keener Killam, University of Tampa/University of South Florida
Qualitative Research SIG Mentoring Session 2: Qualitative Inquiry for Critical Mo(ve)ments - Julia Woods, Florida International University; Kate Kargbo, University of Houston; Gul Muhammad Rind, Miami University - Oxford; Nuo Xu, University of Utah
Qualitative Research SIG Mentoring Session 3: Qualitative Inquiry for Critical Mo(ve)ments - Ana Maria Prado, Florida International University; Jennifer M Seat, Middle Tennessee State University; Ethan Trinh, Georgia State University; Kassandra Lynette Dodd, University of Georgia; Kala Jones, Florida International University
Adam T Clark, Arizona State University
Travis Marn, Southern Connecticut State University
Maureen Alice Flint, University of Georgia
April M. Jones, University of Alabama
Kathleen Pithouse-Morgan, The University of Nottingham
Francheska Starks, University of Tennesee Knoxville
Francesca Arielle Williamson, Indiana University
Rebecca Christ