More AALS-related news. Kudos to Jennifer Robbennolt (Illinois) for organizing and chairing a wonderfully successful and informative panel. It is difficult to overstate the importance of taking care to fit an appropriate research method to the research question. The panel made this critical point abundantly clear with helpful examples. Margo Schlanger (Wash U), the new section chair, welcomes input and suggestions from anyone desiring to become active.
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