Under the directions of Tony Whitehead (above), CuSAG provides ethnographic and qualitative methods to complement more quantitative methods in applied research activities.
  Under the direction of Tony Whitehead (above), CuSAG provides ethnographic and qualitative methods to complement more quantitative methods in applied research activities.
 
 
                        
 

Focus on Ethnographic and Qualitative Research Methods

  • Various methods of ethnographic observation and participant observation
  • Various methods of ethnographic interviewing
  • Focus and other group interviews
  • Community mapping of space utilization and material culture
  • Analyses of texts (written, audio, visual, and lived)
  • Community, family, individual, and project case studies
  • Oral and life histories
  • Genealogical and network analyses

Ethnographic and Qualitative Research Services

CuSAG brings its facility with ethnographic and qualitative methodologies to multi-method research settings in which this expertise is used to complement more "quantitative" methodologies in such applied research activities as the following:

  • Baseline, community, cultural, and organizational assessments
  • Formative, process, outcome, and impact evaluation
  • The analysis of qualitative data sets

Program Planning and Implementation Activities

  • Resource (organizational/leadership) development training and support
  • Community organizing/development and coalition building
  • Social marketing
  • The development, implementation, and evaluation of cultural and community relevant/appropriate educational and intervention materials
  • Training and counseling in intercultural communication and adaptation
   

CuSAG The Cultural Systems Analysis Group
Department of Anthropology  |  University of Maryland
0123 Woods Hall  |  College Park, MD 20742 USA
tel. 301-405-1419  | www.cusag.umd.edu

 

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