
News & Events
ISR receives Frontiers of Knowledge Award
June 26, 2026
Faded letters, early warnings: A new clue for aging eyes
June 26, 2026
Consumer confidence rises as gas prices ease; remains below pre-Iran readings
June 24, 2026
U-M economist Dean Yang named founding president of new international development economics association
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June 2 - July 30, 2026 T/TH Course - Sampling in Practice
Yajuan Si - Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan.
Off Campus Location @ 1:00pm -
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June 2 - July 30, 2026 T/TH Course - Sampling in Practice
Yajuan Si - Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan.
Off Campus Location @ 1:00pm
Research
ISR serves as a national laboratory advancing understanding of human behavior through empirical research. More than 300 scientists are affiliated with one or more of our research centers. Their work provides the foundation for the Institute’s legacy of social science in the public interest.

Kristin S Seefeldt
DIRECTOR, SOCIAL WORK, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL WORK, SCHOOL OF...
Lindy Greer
GERALD AND ESTHER CAREY PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, PROFESSOR OF...
Roberto Felix Carlos
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE,...
Joseph P Ryan
PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL WORK, SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK AND FACULTY ASSOCIATE,...
Emily Briceno
CLINICAL ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION AND...

Training & Opportunities

ISR is committed to training the next generation of social scientists, and to providing the highest quality continuing education to professionals working in the fields of survey research and data analysis.

Organizational Projects
- Strong, impactful social science research requires diverse cadres of scholars who can fully engage in all aspects of the research process.
- The high quality social science at ISR requires teams composed of staff and faculty whose contributions are understood to be equally valuable.
- We believe in a responsibility to share social science research resources broadly with scholars who are members of groups that are underrepresented in academic research.

