Research

Center for Survey Research

The Center for Survey Research at the University of Texas – Pan American delivers information and expertise to decision makers, scholars, community leaders and citizens as they seek to forge solutions to urban problems and deal with issues of public policy. The overall goal of the Center, as an applied research institute, is to provide decision-makers and scholars with the best possible information to forge solutions to the problems they confront. Toward that goal, the Center can provide research, training, and technical assistance to governmental and nonprofit organizations in Texas.

Center for Survey Research web site

Integrated Global Knowledge & Understanding Collaboration (IGkNU)

Integrated Global Knowledge and Understanding Collaboration (IGkNU) exists to support faculty research, student learning, and community development in areas that address global security and prosperity. IGkNU provides collaborating faculty with institutional leverage and support to help them secure partners and funding for their initiatives. IGkNU was founded with a grant from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (IC CAE grant) and now includes NIH projects, the Border Security and Immigration Center of Excellence (DHS), and other projects. Its membership is fluid, including faculty in every UTPA college, other universities, and community partners here and abroad. We welcome inquiries for information and collaboration.

• Border Security and Immigration National Regional Center (NCBSI) Working Group

Other

Behavioral Neuroscience Lab
  Contact:  Dr. Fred Ernst

Chama Valley Project
  Contact:  Dr. Tom Pozorski and Dr. Shelia Pozorski

College of Social Behavioral Sciences Research Center

Boderlife Project and Archive
  Contact:  Dr. Chad Richardson

Rio Grande Valley Folklore Project and Archive
  Contact:  Margaret Dorsey

Community Historic Program for Schools
  Contact:  Mr. John Milford