DESCRIPTION This was an evaluation of Wisconsin’s welfare reform system, Wisconsin Works, which has replaced the state’s welfare program. Funded by the state of Wisconsin and the federal government, this project seeks to evaluate the …
Data Collection
Undergraduate Student Satisfaction Survey
The purpose of the study was to learn how the quality of undergraduate education can be improved.
Mirror Lake State Park\Dell Creek Wildlife Area Expansion Survey
For this study, the UWSC conducted a mail survey in which landowners were questioned about their attitudes toward a proposed expansion of state land in the Mirror Lake area.
Reno Water Use Study
This study was a two wave CATI study of water use in Reno Nevada. The fist wave of interviews were conducted in the summer of 1998 with re-interviews in the summer of 2000 (n=400).
Substance and Alcohol Abuse Services Evaluation
This study consisted of an evaluation of clients that visited a facility for substance or alcohol abuse in the past six months.
Department of Natural Resources Clean Air Project
The 1999 DNR Clear Air Project is a telephone survey of 500 Wisconsin residents. Respondents are asked to give their input on air pollution and public health in order to help the DNR find effective ways to balance environmental and transportation needs.
Toward a Social Psychological Programme for Improving Focus Group Methods of Developing Questionnaires
Minnesota VA
The Minnesota Veterans Association is trying to determine whether a free medical reference manual provided to veterans receiving medical services in 1999 from VA physicians is being used prior to physician visits.
Survey of Second Quarter W-2 Leavers
The purpose of this project was to provide a description of the experiences of people who left W-2, Wisconsin’s work-based replacement for AFDC, during the second quarter of 1998 and to asses the effects of welfare reform on helping people obtain and retain employment.
Survey of Fourth Quarter W-2 Leavers
The purpose of this project was to provide a description of the experiences of people who left W-2, Wisconsin’s work-based replacement for AFDC, during the fourth quarter of 1998 and to assess the effects of welfare reform on helping people obtain and retain employment.