Summary of Skills
Specific Knowledge
Planning, managing, and implementation of studies.
Quantitative evaluation design and analysis of data (descriptive and inferential).
Qualitative evaluation design and analysis of data (surveys, structured and unstructured interviews, focus groups, and ethnographies).
Specific Skills
Study design, implementation, and management.
Dissemination of study results, in written form and in presentations to various audiences. Able to present information, research findings, and data that are useful to a spectrum of audiences, and which range from simple to highly complex and abstract.
Training seminars and workshops to inform others on study designs and implementation.
Technical report writing and study proposal writing.
Data management, collection, analysis, and interpretation.
Analysis of data, using findings to make recommendations, inform programmatic and policy decisions, and writing position papers.
Developing trust and good relationships with colleagues and administrators.
Proficient in the Following Software
Microsoft products - Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Visio, Forms
SPSS, PSPP
QDA or Dedoose or other available tools
Google Forms or Survey Monkey or other available tools - For surveys
Some Conference Presentations and Reports
Noravian, A. (2024). Women’s Participation in Engineering between 2011 - 2019. Teaching and Learning Excellence through Scholarship, 4(1). Retrieved from https://tales.journals.publicknowledgeproject.org/index.php/tales/article/view/3213
Full article:
https://tales.journals.publicknowledgeproject.org/index.php/tales/article/view/3213/2901
Noravian, A. (2023). Presentation at the League for Innovation in the Community College Conference: Theory of Change (ToC) - An intentional approach to creating interventions, programs, and courses to help achieve our goals of diversity, equity & inclusion - Using Introduction to Engineering course as an example.
Noravian (2022). A more holistic, contextualized, and inclusive process for designing interventions
Noravian (2016). Is coding in schools all that it is made out to be
Noravian (2015). Our Metaphors in Education Matter: Achievement Gap versus Opportunity Gap
Noravian and Irvine (2014). Building Technical Capital in Community College Technology Education
Noravian (2008). Engineering in the Making: An Ethnography of Product Development
STEM Inclusivity: Informed, Compassionate Engineering | Armineh Noravian | TEDxCentralArizonaCollege