In 2022, CSR conducted an Employee Survey of all full and part-time City of Charlottesville employees. The purpose of the survey was to assess employees’ satisfaction with their work environment and give employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas and opinions to help make the City of Charlottesville a better place to work.

In 2022, on behalf of the Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program (BIMS), the Center for Survey Research (CSR) conducted a workplace climate survey of BIMS graduate students. The purpose of this anonymous web survey was to explore the workplace climate of BIMS, including sense of belonging and support, skills learned and satisfaction with graduate school, personal well-being, and identity-based harassment and misconduct.

This study was conducted as a follow-up to the 2017 Culpeper Youth Risk Behavior Survey to assess changes in risky and healthy behaviors among CCPS students in the last five years.

CSR's Social Mission Metrics Initiative project, conducted on behalf of George Washington University, included samples of Master's and Bachelor-level nursing programs. The Organization for Associate Degree Nursing undertook to collect responses from Associate Degree programs using the SMMI instrument. CSR then scored the results from 10 Associate-level nursing programs using the measures and weights developed for the SMMI project.

CSR provided technical and user support to all school divisions in Virginia as they sought to survey all CTE completer students from the prior school year. CSR also provided websites for data collection and reporting (contracted through UVa Custom Applications and Consulting Services), communication, data analysis, and reporting. In total CSR assisted the school divisions in collecting survey responses from 31,620 CTE completers, for a response rate of 74.9%.

CSR provided technical and user support to all school divisions in Virginia as they sought to survey all CTE completer students from the prior school year. CSR also provided websites for data collection and reporting (contracted through UVa Custom Applications and Consulting Services), communication, data analysis, and reporting. In total CSR assisted the school divisions in collecting survey responses from 31,581 CTE completers, for a response rate of 76.2%.

Survey of UVA SEAS undergraduates to learn about their experiences with undergraduate research while at UVA. Results are intended to inform programming and advising so as to make undergraduate research more available and impactful for future students.

CSR provided consultation on questionnaire development and study design on Dr. Cameron Webb's pilot study of physicians' awareness and opinions regarding U.S. health policy issues. CSR did not collect data for this project.

CSR provided technical and user support to all school divisions in Virginia as they sought to survey all CTE completer students from the prior school year. CSR also provided websites for data collection and reporting (contracted through UVa Custom Applications and Consulting Services), communication, data analysis, and reporting. In total CSR assisted the school divisions in collecting survey responses from 32,285 CTE completers, for a response rate of 79.7%.

Gains in cancer detection and treatment have meant that more patients are now living with self-care needs for both cancer and other chronic health conditions, which may become burdensome. We used the Patient Experience with Treatment and Self-Management (PETS) framework to study challenges in self-care and its impact on health among survivors of women’s cancers who are caring for other chronic health conditions. CSR interviewed 183 survivors by phone. Results to appear in the Journal of Patient Reported Outcomes (2021).

The purpose of this survey was to help fisheries managers better understand the attitudes, opinions, and preferences held by licensed anglers in Virginia.

The purpose of this survey was to understand the childcare experience of and gaps in services for moderate and low income families.

Conducted in the summer of 2019, this survey aimed to assess awareness and support for the Reston Community Center.

The purpose of this survey, conducted during the winter of 2020, was to gather opinions about quality of life in Albemarle.

Funded by NIH P30 NCI Supplement. Survey of University of Virginia Cancer Center's catchment area to capture residents' health behaviors, cancer knowledge and attitudes, and demographic characteristics. Study design combined probability and non-probability sampling techniques and collected responses by mail, web, phone, and in- person efforts across catchment region.

CSR programmed instruments originally hosted on another web platform into Qualtrics. CSR did not collect any data.

Fairfax County Neighborhood and Community Services (NCS) commissioned CSR to conduct their annual Customer Satisfaction Survey for five centers/services: 1) Human Services Transportation (HST), 2) Senior Centers (SC), 3) Community Centers , 4) Teen Centers, and 5) Technology Centers. CSR conducted the data collection for HST and SC, which was administered by mail and web. Fairfax NCS collected data for CC, Teen, and Tech Centers.

The ASNE Newsroom Employment Diversity Survey has been conducted annually since 1978. The survey measures diversity of employees within newsrooms with respect to race, ethnicity and gender. NLA (formerly ASNE) has the goal of having the percentage of minorities working in newsrooms nationwide equal to the percentage of minorities in teh nation's population by 2025. The survey data is used by NLE to track newsroom employment trends to assess success of meeting this goal.

CSR assisted with questionnaire design and pretesting for a planned survey of Virginia Nurses, including cognitive interviews with 14 UVa nurses who pre-tested the draft instrument. The questionnaire explored nurses' views of the advantages and disadvantages of 12-hour vs 8-hour work shifts, taking into account personal needs and benefits to patients and work teams. The final instrument was fielded by the Virginia Nursing Association, polling their membership.

Telephone survey of randomly contacted residents of Washington DC and the areas of Virginia and Maryland considered to be part of the National Capital Region. Contact was made by listed sample RDD and cell phone. The project was a collaborative effort among the emergency management agencies of DC and its five surrounding states (Virginia Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania and West Virginia.) The survey gathered information on people’s preparedness trust in information sources special needs likely evacuation destinations and routes and other information needed by the emergency management agencies to prepare their plans for a possible man-made emergency in the area. A full report was prepared in addition to multiple presentations for stakeholders and emergency planners and responders.