• Qualitative Methods
• Interview Analysis
• Literature Reviews

• social science based research
• individual instruction
• group workshops

I am a Research Associate with the School of Rehabilitation Therapy at Queens University. I received my master’s degree in Family Studies and Gerontology from Mount Saint Vincent University in Nova Scotia, and I currently reside in New Brunswick. My research is primarily in qualitative studies, but I also undertake mixed methods analysis. I have been providing one-on-one training in MAXQDA for the last two years and I am providing MAXQDA workshops and coordinating teamwork for a group of researchers at Queens University and the University of Regina.

I have been using MAXQDA for research projects since 2018 including the transcription, coding, and analysis of qualitative interviews and the coding and analysis of literature reviews. I have also leveraged the tools in MAXQDA to create summaries, reports, and conceptual and analytical maps.

I am always interested in new developments and learning more about what MAXQDA can do. I enjoy sharing my passion and am available to provide introductory workshops in person or remotely to groups interested in getting started with MAXQDA.

Cox, M., Norris, D., Cramm, H., Richmond, R., & Anderson, G. S. (2022). Public Safety Personnel Family Resilience: A Narrative Review. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 19(9), 5224.

Norris, D., Cox, M. , Cramm, H., & Mahar, A. (2021). The Experiences of Adult Children of CAF Veterans Serving between the Korean War and the Gulf War. Manuscript in progress.