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Home 1 Teaching Research Methods Presentations from the 2007 Teaching and Learning Conference Session A: Starting with Undergraduates The Undergraduate Methods Experience: Short-Changing the Future of Political Science Jeffrey Todd Doyle, Washington State University Ann Mezzell, University of Georgia Session B: Locating Research Methods in the Curriculum The Potential of Embedding Research Methods into Substantive Political Science Courses Mitchell Brown, Auburn University Jeff Blankenship, Auburn University Robert Kramer, Auburn University Making the Connection: A Curriculum for Preparing Research and Graduate Studies Applications (.ppt version) Shayla C. Nunnally, University of Connecticut "Neither Fish Nor Fowl": When Are Research Methods Taught in Undergrad Political Science Programs? Hiroshi Nakazato, Boston College Kyle Dell, Guilford College Session C: Teaching and Learning Research Methods Teaching Undergraduate Research Methods without a Research Methods Course Angela High-Pippert, University of St. Thomas Assessing Information Competency in an Undergraduate Methods Course Richard D. Shingles, Virginia Tech Stepping around the Brick Wall: Overcoming Student Obstacles in Methods Courses Angela L. Bos, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Monica C. Schneider, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Session E: Active Learning for Research Methods Collaborative Student-Faculty Research Teams for Teaching Political Science Research Methods: Examining Changing Communities in Lowcountry, South Carolina Angela  Halfacre, College of Charleston Teaching Research Methods: A Writing and Research Intensive Approach Salvatore  Lombardo, Siena College Learning Research Methods through Service Learning Ronald E Ahnen, St. Mary's College of California Session G: Engaging Research Methods and Civic Life See You at the Polls: Exit Polling as a Tool for Encouraging Civic Engagement among Students - General Election Survey Jocelyn  Evans, University of West Florida You Build from the Outer Edges and Go Step by Step: Teaching Research & 'All the President's Men' Lee H. Igel, New York University Presentations for Other 2007 Teaching and Learning Tracks