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INTERNAL FUNDING
Level 1 Funding ($500-5000)
Support for the creation of interdisciplinary networking groups.
Level 2 Funding ($5000-$20000)
Support for new interdisciplinary research, training, conferences or other activities.

SSRI WORKSHOP SERIES
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Fall 2009 Workshop Schedule


COLLABORATIVE CONNECTIONS
Faculty Research Interests
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Interdisciplinary Initiatives
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SSRI SERVICES
Computing
Data Management & Statistical Programming
Survey Design & Data Collection
Geographic Information Systems
Methodological Consulting
Social Science Data Services
SSRI GlobeThe Social Science Research Institute (SSRI) promotes interdisciplinary research that addresses complex national and international social issues and critical social needs.

SSRI fosters communication and collaboration across the social sciences, enhances interdisciplinary networking and provides research consultation, support & accessible research services.

CYFC
Children, Youth, and Families Consortium
Promoting research, outreach and teaching to address critical social issues of children, youth, and families.

PRI
Population Research Institute
Encouraging, organizing, and supporting innovative research and training in the population sciences.

SRC
Survey Research Center
Providing survey research services, education and training, to PSU faculty and administrative units.

SLIC Social, Life, & Engineering Sciences Imaging Center
Supporting innovative interdisciplinary research in the social, life, and engineering sciences where imaging methodologies play a central role.

Smart Spaces The Smart Spaces Center
Creating innovative and practical solutions to enable elderly persons to remain at home as long as possible, while maintaining a high quality of life.

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