Two one-day, no-cost training sessions will be given at the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD on March 17 and 18, 2005. The topics include growth and growth mixture modeling (2- and 3-level modeling), multilevel factor analysis, multilevel structural equation modeling, and multilevel latent class modeling.
Alumni Auditorium in the School of Nursing.
Prerequisites: Intermediate understanding of multilevel modeling or latent variable structural equation modeling.
Travel reimbursement scholarships of up to $500 will be offered to a limited number of early career intervention scientists (advanced graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and junior faculty members) who lack the travel resources to attend the workshop. Registrations and travel reimbursement scholarships will be accepted starting January 18 at 8 am EST.
Please e-mail (ddarney@jhsph.edu) or fax (410-550-3461) Dana Darney your completed registration form, CV and a cover letter describing your current research and how your attending the workshop will advance your research. Please also include a copy of your university/school ID. The travel reimbursement scholarships are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Hurd Hall is also located on the map. Hurd Hall is in the Halstead building on the south side of the main corridor of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, where the red and blue carpets intersect. If you are walking down the hallway past the cafeteria near the children’s zoo toward Meyer you will pass it. It is a crossroad to Carnegie, Blalock, Nelson and Halstead.
There is a hospital restaurant and cafeteria located near Hurd Hall (link to dining services- http://www.hopkinshospital.org/patients/dining.html).
Listed Below is the information for 3 hotels located near the JHU campus. You will have to pay for your transportation to the JHU campus (walk or get a cab). When you call for reservations be sure to tell them you are attending a Hopkins event so that you get the Hopkins rate.