For over 25 years, the University of Wisconsin Survey Center (UWSC) has provided a broad range of high quality survey research services to the UW community, governmental agencies, and not-for-profit organizations. We help design and 
implement all components of a survey ranging from questionnaire design and
layout to data collection to report writing and analysis. Use our web site to learn more about the research services we provide or simply contact our
Associate Director, John Stevenson, at (608) 262-9032 or stevenso@ssc.wisc.edu for a cost estimate or to learn more.
Location
UWSC offices are housed in the heart of campus on the 4th floor of Sterling Hall at 475 N. Charter St. Madison, WI 53706-1507.
Employment Opportunities 
We maintain a telephone interviewing staff at our call center in Madison, WI as well as a team of in-person interviewers, in a variety of locations around the state and the country. In addition, a variety of project management, programming, and field management positions may be available. Please view our listing of opportunities currently available.
Our staff is always happy to talk to you about your survey research interests.
Associate Director: John Stevenson: stevenso@ssc.wisc.edu
Faculty Director: Professor Nora Cate Schaeffer: schaeffe@ssc.wisc.edu
Hiring and Staffing Coordinator: Steve Coombs: uwsc@ssc.wisc.edu
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| 5/2017 UWSC featured in Wisconsin State Journal’s "Fueling Discovery"... (more) |
| 5/2017 UWSC Study Results Cited by New York Times... (more) |
| 5/2017 UWSC helped collect survey data for Goldstein's Janesville: An American Story... (more) |
| 5/2017 UWSC’s Assistance with Conducting the First Ever UW-Madison Student Climate Survey Highlighted in Inside UW-Madison News... (more) |
| 4/2017 UWSC survey work at the heart of Pulitzer Prize-winning book Evicted... (more) |
| 3/2017 UWSC Staff to participate in the 51st annual International Field Directors and Technologies Conference (IFD&TC)... (more) |
| 3/2017 UWSC researchers examine factors associated with providing biomarkers by mail among graduates in the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study... (more) |
