“Survey Research and Sampling in the New Digital Era – Challenges and Innovative Approaches”  Presented in Partnership with the Eagleton Institute of Politics.  WHO:     Chintan Turakhia, Executive Vice President of Strategic Research and Innovations at SSRS Mansour Fahimi, Ph.D.,  Executive Vice President & Chief Data Scientist at Marketing Systems Group WHEN:   Wednesday April 14, 2021 from 5:00 […]

Presented in Partnership with the Eagleton Institute of Politics. WHAT: A panel of distinguished speakers highlighting research methods, survey findings, the power of survey data to drive change, and diversity efforts in the survey research industry.  WHO:    Neil Ruiz, Associate Director at Pew Research Center Dalia Mogahed, Director of Research at the Institute for Social Policy and

CALLING ALL STUDENTS AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS INVOLVED IN PUBLIC OPINION, SURVEY RESEARCH, MARKET RESEARCH, AND DATA ANALYTICS! (see flyer for all the details!) What specifically happens that evening? Students and young professionals present their research work in a poster format that visually illustrates original research through text and graphics. Academics and professionals will stroll through

While nonprobability samples to some offer worthwhile future prospects in the polling industry, others recommend using them with caution. Dr. Dutwin will describe over two years of research completed by SSRS in partnership with the Data Science team at the University of Massachusetts-Boston regarding cutting-edge methodology and weighting techniques for the best use of a)

Survey research is a vital means of collecting information on the experiences, characteristics, and opinions of Philadelphia’s residents. Dr. Jana Hirsch (Drexel University School of Public Health) will present information on her research to measure gentrification in Philadelphia and to understand how residents think about and perceive neighborhood change and its effect on their health

Join us for an hour of networking and refreshments, followed by a keynote address on new and innovative approaches to pre-election polling methodology and implementation. **SPEAKER:** – Don Levy (PhD), Director of the Siena College Research Institute **WHEN:** – Thursday, December 6, 2018 **WHERE:** – Princeton University, Robertson Hall, Bowl 002 – Parking Available in

The U.S. Federal Statistical System collects and disseminates crucial statistics and information that serve the public good. However, the Census Bureau and other Federal statistical agencies are facing a number of serious immediate and long-term challenges, ranging from declining survey response rates to increasing demand for data. How are the Census Bureau and other Federal

Students and recent graduates have the chance to shine by presenting their work to a wide audience of seasoned professionals and student peers. To apply: The abstract is required for submission by March 14, 2018. Applicants will be notified by March 28 regarding acceptance. Include the following along with your abstract: Please send abstracts and contact

What do news organizations think about when reporting on public opinion? How do they bring survey statistics to life? David Brancaccio, an award winning journalist and host of public radio’s Marketplace Morning Report, will provide his insight on these questions, drawing on his journalism career that includes time at Marketplace and PBS. David, together with

WHEN: Wednesday, November 15th, 6:00pm WHERE: The Dillinger Room, 338 George St, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (https://www.thedillingerroom.com/) WHAT: This is a great opportunity to network with others who conduct survey research. Appetizers will be provides, and you can purchase drinks at the bar. We hope to see you all there! REGISTRATION: There is no cost,