Request a consultation for your Qualitative Research work to discover tools and strategies for your project.
Consultation Areas
- Qualitative Research Design: insights and best practices for planning and conducting qualitative research studies
- Qualitative Coding: understand the importance of coding in qualitative research and receive practical tips on how to effectively code qualitative data
- Qualitative Data Storytelling: learn how to tell compelling stories using qualitative data to communicate research findings effectively
- Qualitative methodology advice: when to adopt phenomenology, grounded theory, ethnography or a content analysis for research
- Sample and Sampling Strategies in Qualitative Research: outlining different sampling strategies in qualitative research, helping researchers choose the most appropriate method for their studies
- Interview guide and Survey design: tips on theoretical foundations of building an interview guide or a survey design
- Tips and insights on community engagement, environmental policy, and social justice research
- Interdisciplinary perspective on projects that combine community research using scientific methodologies.
- Tips on how to effectively work with community champions related to community projects.
Meet the Expert
Taiwo Lasisi is the Visiting Assistant Professor and Digital Research Services Librarian at The Ohio State University Libraries. She offers interdisciplinary consultations and instruction sessions on qualitative research design, qualitative coding, data storytelling, sustainability, community engagement, and qualitative data visualization through the Research Commons. Previously, Dr. Lasisi served as a CLIR Postdoctoral fellow in Community Data Literacy at Carnegie Mellon University and also served as a 2023 United Nations (UN) Youth Assembly Delegate, with focus on Data management and
environmental sustainability.
She has a strong research prowess and has single-authored and co-authored articles featured in top academic journals, including the International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, Virginia Social Science Journal, and Public Administration Review.