How to Get Started as a New User
Getting Started as a New User
This site is built to support University-affiliated researchers at the doctoral and post-doctoral level. Most of the content is publicly accesible without a user registration. Registration is required by select University faculty, and encouraged for students and alumni from within the School of Advanced Studies. Registering automatically subscribes you to the site's system notifications and newsletters.
Once created, user profiles on the Research Hub are publicly visible on the web.
Requesting Access
eCampus Users (University Students, Faculty, Alumni)
For University of Phoenix faculty, students, and alumni with an eCampus account, click here to get started immediately.
For staff, please use the instructions below to request user access.
Staff Users without eCampus Credentials
For University staff who do not have an eCampus account, please send an email to researchhub@phoenix.edu including:
- Your first and last name
- Your title
- Your system email address or other identifier. Note: You may be asked additional verification questions.
All Other Users (External Research Affiliates)
If you do not have an active eCampus account as a faculty, student, or alumnus, and are not an active University employee, additional approval to join the site is required. Please reach out to the Research Center Chair for the Center you'd like to join via email and let them know you'd like to join as an "External Research Affiliates." They'll discuss your involvement and can then request your user registration directly from the site administrator.
Additional Resources
All new users - regardless of how they first log in - are verified by the Research Hub support team and can expect multiple messages in follow-up to their request within 2 business days. If you do not hear back, please reach out to the team again.
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Comments
I would like to learn about the research of other social scientists.
Frank Salamone
Hi Frank! If you're interested in learning about this subject, you might benefit from joining the Center for Learning Analytics.
Hello, I would like to learn about research for deaf/hard of hearing students and how they are ELL (English Language Learners).
Hello Mabel,
Thank you for reaching out to our office regarding your interest in connecting with a research community that shares the same or simlar interest.
In terms of how to locate current or ongoing research related to your area of interest, for starters, I would recommend the following:
I hope this is helpful. Please don't hesitate to reach out if we can be of further assistance.
Mary Valdez, MAEd/AET
Faculty Scholarship Support Program Manager
Hello Everyone
I would like to know if there is a research area that covers incivility in academia. If not, how can I start one?
Secondly, another interest is going from a faculty member to becoming an administrator in academia and having faculty see one in their new position.
Thank you
Dr. Midge Elkins
Hi Dr. Elkins,
It sounds like both of these topics might have overlap with the broader area of leadership studies. I would suggest checking out the Center for Leadership Studies and Educational Research to find other researchers with similar interests: https://research.phoenix.edu/research-centers/center-leadership-studies-...
Sincerly,
Chara Price
with the Office of Scholarship Support
Chara
Thank you for the suggestion. I will look into the Center for Leadership Studies. My topic certainly does sound like a leadership issue.
thank you again,
Dr. Elkins
I'm interested in research on behavorial changes of students participating in club activites instilling social values to elementary boys. We have two clubs that have shown a significent change in suspensions, absenteesim and improved test scores. I thought research into long term affects woould be interesting.