Curious about statistics but not sure where to start? Join Keiser University’s statistics open classroom for an engaging introduction to quantitative research concepts, statistical analysis, and research methods.
Open to prospective and current students, this interactive session is designed to help participants better understand research findings, interpret data, and build confidence in the quantitative research process.
Hosted by Dr. Chasity Ratliff-Pierce, Professor of Psychology, the session will explore essential statistical concepts in a clear and approachable way. Attendees will gain practical insight into common analyses, learn how to connect research questions with appropriate methods, and better understand the difference between statistical significance and practical significance.
This open classroom experience also provides the opportunity to explore Keiser University’s online learning environment while developing a stronger understanding of quantitative research and data interpretation. Whether you are refreshing your knowledge or exploring statistics for the first time, participants will leave with practical insight into the research process and analytical thinking.
Date: May 26
Time: 6:00 PM EST
Dr. Chasity Ratliff-Pierce
Professor of Psychology
Explore more opportunities through Keiser University’s Psychology programs, graduate programs, and online learning experiences. This statistics open classroom offers an engaging way to strengthen your understanding of research methods and quantitative analysis.
Experience Keiser University’s engaging online learning environment while exploring practical approaches to statistics and quantitative research.
