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Karen Webber, associate professor in the Institute of Higher Education and former director of Institutional Research and interim associate provost for institutional effectiveness at UGA, will speak on Wednesday, January 20, in the first of a spring series of College of Education Brown Bag Seminars on Research.

Webber will give a presentation titled, Personal and Professional Factors Affecting Research Productivity, and be available for questions and further discussion from 12:15-1:15 p.m. in Room, G-23, Aderhold Hall.

Webber is currently examining data from National Center for Educational Statistics and the National Science Foundation in hopes of developing a model across disciplines that will be a guide for efficient faculty productivity. She was recently featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education related to this research.

For more on Webber, visit: www.uga.edu/ihe/webber.html

Upcoming topics in the Brown Bag Seminars on Research and presenters include:

• Researchers Using Large National Databases – Lessons to Learn
  Jay Rojewski, Jennifer Lindstrom, Amy Reschley
• NIH and NSF Grants – What Works?
  Steve Oliver, Al Cohen
• Behavioral, Cognitive and Neuropsychological Outcomes of Stuttering Treatment
  Anne Bothe
• Spencer Foundation Grants – Successful Grants
  Ron Burchart
• Rock Star Researchers
  Bettie St. Pierre
• IES Process – What can the experts tell us?
  Scott Ardoin, David Gast
• Charter Schools – Yes, No, Maybe?
  Eric Houck, Sheneka Williams

For more on the COE Brown Bag Seminars on Research, visit the COE Research Office website.