Welcome

AMAP is a cross-college initiative working towards increasing methodological expertise and collaborative opportunities in the behavioral, health, and social sciences. We are accomplishing this goal by (1) hosting a monthly work-in-progress seminar series, regular workshops, and facilitating external speakers for talks and conferences; (2) and by developing a shared graduate training platform beginning with a graduate certification program in advanced interdisciplinary statistics and methodologies.

We welcome student and faculty involvement from all levels of methodological ability, and hope you will help us to build an accessible and inclusive community of scholars. 

Meet our co-directors, our 14 core faculty members, and our 95 faculty affiliates. Looking for a methodological expert? See a list of all AMAP members sorted by their methodological expertise.

Check out our upcoming and past events. And view the recent methodological courses taught by our faculty. Learn about the new AMAP Graduate Certificate (currently open for enrollment). Finally, view the materials from prior workshops and examine our grant-related resources.  

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The current AMAP co-directors are Sharon Christ and Kristine Marceau from the College of Health and Human Sciences and James McCann and Trent Mize from the College of Liberal Arts. Please feel free to contact them at AMAP@purdue.edu or individually with questions or to get involved.