Qualitative Research SIG 82
Qualitative Research SIG 82
 
SIG Purpose
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The Qualitative Research Special Interest Group, QRSIG, established in 1987, was created to provide a space within AERA for the discussion of philosophical, ethical, and methodological issues in Qualitative Research as well as to seek cutting edge approaches to qualitative research methods.  The QRSIG strives to legitimize all non traditional forms of research, and to support other SIG's and Divisions with similar interests and goals, including an emphasis on ways that qualitative research may contribute to reducing inequality and injustice in schools and society. 

 
 
News & Announcements
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AERA 2026 will be held April 8–April 12, 2026, Los Angeles, CA. See here for more information and to submit: https://www.aera.net/Events-Meetings/Annual-Meeting/2026-Annual-Meeting-Presidential-Program-Theme

 

Calls for Awards

Outstanding Book Award

Due: Friday November 7th, 2025

Submit to: Lucy Bailey (Chair), lucy.bailey@okstate.edu

(See document for more detailed information on book award)

 

Outstanding Qualitative Dissertation Award

Due: Monday November 10th, 2025

Submit to: Emily Nusbaum (Chair), emilynusbaumphd@gmail.com

(See document for more detailed information on dissertation award)

 

Egon G. Guba Award for Outstanding Contributions to Qualitative Research

Due: Friday December 12th, 2025

Submit to: Elsa Gonzalez (Chair), elsa@tamu.edu

(See document for more detailed information on Guba award)

 

 

 

 

 
 
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Awards
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2025 Qualitative Research SIG Outstanding Dissertation Award Winner

2025 Qualitative Research SIG Book Award Winner

2025 Egon G. Guba Award Winner

  • Dr. Kathryn J. Roulston, Professor and Department Head, Department of Lifelong Education, Administration, and Policy at University of Georgia

 

 

 
 
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