CSR provided data analysis and consultation on data reporting to the Virginia Institute of Autism (VIA) for a web-based survey of families with children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders to determine future treatment and support needs. The survey was independently designed and executed by VIA. There were 210 respondents to the survey. VIA prepared a written report of the results using CSR data analyses and consultation from CSR.

CSR conducted an internet survey to investigate issues pertaining to the International Neuropsychological Society (INS) and specifically the International Liaison Committee (ILC) and its website. Results were reported in the ILC/INS newsletter and in a report to the INS Board.

Statewide RDD telephone survey of DMV customers.

The York County Youth Commission is a group of fifteen outstanding high school students selected each year by the Board of Supervisors. The Youth Commission sponsors a triennial opinion survey in all county high schools. The survey results are used to give input on student views and concerns to the Board of Supervisors survey results have directly impacted policy decisions in the past. The project covered two paper questionnaires. CSR entered the data and presented the client with an excel file containing the data.

CSR prepared questionnaires that were made available to attendees at the annual American Medical Student Association Foundation (AMSA) conference in November 2005. CSR received the responses gathered from that event and tabulated them. Three different evaluation surveys were utilized one for Student Leader Evaluation another for Area Health Education Centers and the last for NHSC Ambassador Evaluations.

Prince William County commissioned the Center for Survey Research to conduct a survey of all full- and part-time employees to assess the degree to which the County's employees are "living out" the vision and values adopted in recent years by the County's leadership team. The values include respect integrity creativity teamwork excellence and responsibility. The U.Va. Research team will test to see whether higher levels of teamwork engagement and proactivity are linked to evaluations of the external and internal services received and delivered by employees.

Biannual citizen satisfaction survey

This study was requested by the UVA President’s Office to measure the impact of the University on the local and state economies. This was the fourth study commissioned by the Weldon Cooper Center and its predecessor. The most recent study was published in 1990. The 2005-2006 study was co-directed by John L. Knapp and William H. Shobe. The survey included a sample of the faculty and administration the clerical and technical staff the service and maintenance workers and the students. The questionnaire was programmed into Sensus Web for all four groups with a mail-out component for service and maintenance workers who may not have computer access.

RDD phone survey on community priorities for health promotion and disease prevention conducted to learn more about the health issues and concerns that are important to people who live in West or Southwest Philadelphia.

The 2005 Fairfax County Department of Family Services (DFS) Customer Satisfaction Survey was conducted during the fall of 2005. Survey packets were mailed to the home ad-dresses of 3 500 DFS customers. The response rate for this survey is 41.9 percent. The questionnarie was available in five languages in addition to English. The purpose of the survey was to assess the level of client satifaction with services provided by DFS and determine the major factors that impact the level of satisfaction.

Annual citizen satisfaction survey.

The self-administered questionnaires collected by the sponsor at UVA's cancer clinics investigated patient and family familiarity with usage and assessment of complementary and alternative cancer treatments and the Cancer Center's programs for integrative care.

Evaluation of employee level of satisfaction with internal services of the city government.

The research addressed moral distress in respiratory care practitioners. CSR's role was to conduct analysis of the data and advise the client on interpreting the data.

Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) is a voluntary government-business initiative established by Customs Border Patrol following the September 11 terrorist attacks. The main purpose of C-TPAT is to build cooperate relationships that strengthen and improve overall international supply chain and U.S. border security. The project was a survey of C-TPAT members to understand the benefits of being a C-TPAT partner and to track the costs and return on investment of being associated with C-TPAT membership. The project included an SME (Subject Matter Expert) workshop semi-structured interviews a pilot study and a web questionnaire.

VITA commissioned the Center for Survey Research (CSR) at the University of Virginia in August 2005 to conduct a survey of in-scope agencies. The purpose of the survey was to assess customer satisfaction with the services provided by VITA. The survey was conducted in two phases. Phase 1 consisted of a pilot study involving semi-structured telephone interviews with a small sample of customers to identify key issues perceptions and opportunities to be covered in a census survey. Phase 2 was a web-based survey addressed to all agency directors and IT managers of in-scope agencies. Of the 151 agency directors and IT department managers 89 completed the web-based survey.

Conducted leverage analysis to determine how the delivery of county services impact on citizen satisfaction

CSR fielded a national RDD sample survey to determine the public's confidence in critical infrastruture in case of terrorist attacks. Results are to be compared with Virginia Maryland and Washington DC data collected by GMU's survey center.

The purpose of the study was to discover if and how this small number of students thought their Religious Studies training had prepared them well for teaching.

National survey on public attitudes about crimes such as fraud and embezzlement. Respondents were given short scenarios and were asked to rate the seriousness of the crime. In another section of the questionnaire respondents were asked about incidents of crime that they experienced and what they did about it such as report the crime to the police call the Better Business Bureau or other agencies.