Training

Our postdocs are offered additional formal and informal training that provides for the development of research skills. Below is a list of opportunities available to ARRT postdocs, depending on their experience to date

Mini-practicum with IOD faculty:

• Survey sampling and weighting
• Introduction to grant applications
• Disability Policy
• Disability and the Labor Force
• Qualitative research

Graduate courses at UNH available to audit (2 semesters of training, on average):

• Econometrics I and II
• Epidemiology
• Postdocs may request an alternative series of courses from the full UNH graduate catalog

Other opportunities (some may require additional application processes and not all postdocs may be eligible):

• Coursera short courses
• Junior Scholar Intensive Training at University of Wisconsin:
  Training in Social Security Administration policy and research. One week of training in Madison, Wisconsin, coupled with mentorship and small funding opportunity.
• AUCD Leadership Academy:
  Training in leadership for disability researchers and advocates. Features one week of on-site training in Atlanta, Georgia, and on-going group mentorship for one year.
• UNH Research and Engagement Academy:
  The Research and Engagement Academy consists of workshops and coaching over four months with a focus on interdisciplinary grant writing.