Survey Research Services

WHY WORK WITH THE URBAN AFFAIRS CENTER FOR YOUR NEXT SURVEY?

The UAC works with clients to develop and conduct surveys to facilitate analysis and policy-making. The UAC develops an approach customized to serve the needs of clients which include: local governments, non-profits, community organizations, and researchers.

WHAT DO WE DO

We can develop all aspects of survey research projects, or we can provide just the piece a client needs:

WE ARE LOCAL

WE HAVE THE EXPERIENCE YOU NEED

WE HAVE QUALITY EQUIPMENT AND EFFECTIVE SECURE PROCEDURES

WE PROVIDE ALL THIS AT A REASONABLE COST

CONTACT US

Anastasia Mirzoyants, SRS Manager
The Urban Affairs Center
Mail Stop 404
The University of Toledo
Toledo, Ohio 43606
Email: anastasia.mirzoyants@utoledo.edu
Phone: 419-530-3591

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WHAT OUR CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY


“The Urban Affairs Center's Survey Research Team conducted an on-line survey of University College Students. The Center staff helped us ask the right questions, and was very effective and helpful. The survey revealed a number of results we hadn't anticipated. Having good data helped us advocate more effectively and form meaningful strategies for recruitment and student services.” Mary Jo Waldock, Interim Dean, University College, UT.
“The UT Urban Affairs Center has played a critical role in creating and implementing the evaluation component of BGSU’s $4.7 million Gear-up grant, including surveys of parents, teachers, and students”. Dr. Bill Armaline, Director of BGSU Gear-up
“I have worked with many groups to conduct survey research over the past 25 years, and I found the Urban Affairs Center to be among the best. They are helpful in designing, conducting, and analyzing survey research data.” James Price, UT Ph.D.
“The Urban Affairs Center provided key research that is guiding our efforts to improve the experience of court users throughout Lucas County. Working with the Urban Affairs Center was enlightening, satisfying, productive and enjoyable.” Laralyn Sasaki, Director of Programs and Communication Ohio State Bar Foundation, Columbus Ohio