PPRC faculty collaboration:
Research Partnerships
PPRC works with faculty across all university disciplines. In some
cases, PPRC acts as the external evaluator on sponsored research
projects for which the faculty member is a principal investigator.
In other projects, faculty members act as consultants to PPRC and
provide expertise to PPRC's research. Current faculty research partnerships
include:
Victor Battistich,
Associate Professor of Educational Psychology, Research and Evaluation
in the College of Education
Research Project: SLATE Transitions evaluation
Andrew Glassberg,
Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Policy Administration,
Department of Political Science
Research Project: Increasing Low-income and Minority Homeownership
(funded by the PPRC Faculty Fellows Program)
Andrew Hurley,
Professor and Department Chairperson, Department of History
Research Project: Community Analysis of the Scott Joplin House and
Surrounding area (funded by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources)
Nancy Kinney,
Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Policy Administration,
Department of Political Science
Research Projects: Increasing Low-income and Minority Homeownership
(funded by the PPRC Faculty Fellows Program); regional strategic
planning research on nonprofit religious organizations
William Rogers,
Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Economics
Research Project: Increasing Low-income and Minority Homeownership
(funded by the PPRC Faculty Fellows Program)
Patricia Simmons,
Professor of Education in the Department of Teaching and Learning,
and Endowed Professor and Adjunct Professor of Biology Elementary
Science.
Research Project: CISTL collaboration research and GEAR-UP evaluation
Lana Stein,
Professor of Political Science and Public Policy Administration,
Department of Political Science Public Policy Administration
Research Project: Increasing Low-income and Minority Homeownership
(funded by the PPRC Faculty Fellows Program)
Kathleen Sullivan Brown,
Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
in the College of Education
Research Project: William T. Grant Foundation proposal for evaluation
of UrbanFUTURE. PPRC Director Mark Tranel will be primary investigator.
In addition, Kinney has submitted a proposal, along with Mark Tranel,
to present at the Urban Affairs Association in April, 2008.
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