Workshop: How to Collect and Analyze Focus Group Data

Workshop: How to Collect and Analyze Focus Group Data

ILR Conference Center, Room 423 February 13, 2020 | 12:00pm Jane Powers and Amanda Purington, ACT for Youth, BCTR, Cornell University

Participants will learn how to develop a focus group protocol and construct questions, as well as prepare for and conduct focus groups. Tips for transcription, data management and data analysis strategies will be discussed.

Saying “No” Is Harder Than We Think: Implications for Compliance and Consent

Saying “No” Is Harder Than We Think: Implications for Compliance and Consent

ILR Conference Center, Room 423 January 30, 2020 | 12:00pm Vanessa Bohns, Department of Organizational Behavior, Cornell University

Saying “No” is hard. By refusing a request—e.g., a request for help, a romantic advance—one risks offending and embarrassing the requester. Consequently, people regularly agree to things—even things they would rather not do—to avoid the discomfort of saying “no.”

Collaborating to Design an Ithaca Emergency Youth Shelter

Mann Library, Room 102 November 5, 2019 | 12:00pm

Talks at Twelve Significant numbers of youth in Tompkins County experience unstable, inadequate housing and are often homeless, yet few use emergency shelters. In response, Tompkins Community Action is creating additional emergency housing to serve homeless youth. In order to learn how best to design this new facility so that it appeals to and meets […]