Author: D. Betsy Mccoach

Update to program book

Posted on by

Due to illness, two presentations have been withdrawn from the conference–

Session 6E–  Generalizability Theory Applied to Daily Relationship Quality: Substantive and Statistical Directions by Madison Shea Smith and Susan C. South has been withdrawn.  The other 2 presentations in that session will now have up to 40 minutes for their presentations.

Session 7B– Modeling Options for Clustered Data: An empirical comparison of Hierarchical and Population Average Models by Bethany Bell et. al. has been withdrawn.  The other presentation in that session (Understanding the Consequences of Collinearity for Multilevel Models: The Importance of Disaggregation across levels) will now have the full hour for their presentation and Q & A.

Updated Dorm Phone Number

Posted on by

For those staying in the dorms, to reach housing—-

  • Evening Phone (5:30pm- 8:00am):  860-234-2181
  • Daytime Phone (8:00am-5:00pm): 860-486-5780

If you are arriving between 5:30pm and 8:00am, call 860-234-2181 for registration. This is the evening on-duty housing number, and someone will meet you to check you in.

Please note: the Dorm contact phone number on the brochure is incorrect!

Updated Contact Phone Number for those Staying in the Dorms

Posted on by

The number to call during the day is for the Werth Desk, which is 860-486-5780, and the on-duty evening phone number is 860-234-2181. So, if you are arriving in the evening/late night, you should call the 860-234-2181 phone number.  Also, during your stay, if you have any questions or issues that arise between 5:30pm-8am, you should call 860-234-2181. I am so sorry for the confusion.  I will also post this new phone number online.

Evening Phone (5:30pm- 8:00am):  860-234-2181

Daytime Phone (8:00am-5:00pm): 860-486-5780

If you are arriving between 5:00pm and 8:00am, please call 860-234-2181 for check-in.

Graduate Hotel

Posted on by

Booking instructions for the Graduate Hotel

Booking instructions for the Graduate Hotel are now available. You can book a room with the hotel using this link.

For those who would rather call the hotel, they may do so by calling 860-427-7888 and asking for reservations. They may refer to the group code: MMD62523 or refer to the group name: Modern Modeling Method Conference.

There are no minimum night restrictions required. When you open the link, it will automatically open to Sunday night, but you can change the arrival date to stay any night(s) within the block.

Be sure to book your hotel room early and WITHIN our block as there are limited numbers of rooms available.

The registration site is open until June 19, 2023.

Posted on by

Registration for the 2023 Modern Modeling Methods site is open until June 19, 2023. Registration is $400 for the pre-conference workshop and the two-day conference ($375 for the conference only).  The student registration fee is $250 for the three-day conference /workshop combo ($225 for the conference only.)  To register for the conference, go to https://uconnuecs.cventevents.com/MMM2023

The Modern Modeling Methods conference is back for 2023!

Posted on by

We will resume MMM as an in-person conference at UCONN June 26-28, 2023.  The conference will be June 27-June 28, with a preconference workshop on June 26.  Keynote and featured speakers for 2023 include Bengt Muthen, Ellen Hamaker, and Tihomir Asparouhov.  Bengt Muthen, Tihomir Asparouhov, and Ellen Hamaker will also present the preconference workshop.  Conference proposals will be due January 30, 2023.  The proposal site will open by November 1, 2022.