Are you a PI, Co-PI, evaluator, or STEM researcher working with small cohort samples of Scholars in your NSF S-STEM programs? These sessions are for you!
Join us for a practical, two-part webinar series:
Part I: August 26 at 3 p.m. ET
Part II: September 3 at 3:30 p.m. ET
These sessions are designed to help you better prepare, analyze, and interpret your data using Hedges’ g — a powerful statistical tool for small sample contexts.
Led by Daniel Bernal, Senior Associate at MN Associates, Inc., this series will show you how to move beyond traditional data analysis methods to uncover credible, measurable impacts in your Track 1, Track 2, and even Track 3 S-STEM programs.
Part I of the webinar series, “Understanding Small Sample Challenges and Introduction to Hedges’ g,” introduces the statistical method designed for small sample contexts.
Part II of the series, “Applying Hedges’ g in Practice with Practice Data Sets,” focuses on the practical application of Hedges’ g within NSF S‑STEM evaluations.
Participants will learn how to implement this technique effectively and interpret results in ways that highlight program impacts using practice data sets.
