This survey was designed to assess Wisconsin consumers of alcohol and drug abuse treatments evaluations of the services they have received and to develop a consumer-oriented measure that can be used in the evaluation of services to public sector clients.
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Study of UW Medical School Graduates
The UW Medical School assessed its undergraduate program in Spring 2000. An important part of this process is talking to Medical School graduates about their educational and work experiences.
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) Gender Climate Survey
The purpose of the project was to help understand the current climate for faculty and academic staff in CALS and to identify potential gender bias in the experiences of males and females.
The Barriers to Employment at Wisconsin Businesses Study
This study is a phone survey of 500 Wisconsin businesses, with questions regarding the hiring practices.
The Foster Youth Transitions to Adulthood Study
This project examined the effects of the foster care system on young adults in Wisconsin.
Couples and Health
This mail survey was designed to screen and recruit potential participants for future research projects regarding alcohol use and and marital functioning.
Wisconsin Works (W-2) Evaluation Study
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 …
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).