Results of a recent survey of local employees show how local employers support older workers as well as some possible areas of improvement.
How can communities use mobile analytics tools to understand their visitors, and what are some of the benefits and drawbacks of using these tools?
2024 IonE Impact Goal grants award nearly $2 million for high-impact sustainability projects
A significant economic boost is expected from the Northland Reliability Project
As always, it’s sad to see the senior UGRA’s graduate and leave. We truly enjoyed having Avery Wendinger, Mitchell Bakken, and Mahad Ahmed (pictured above) with us for a year and a half.
Thoughtful survey design can help get valuable, actionable results. Here are ten steps to develop an effective survey.
This month marks 60 years that the UMD Labovitz School’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) has been providing high-quality, unbiased economic research to the community.
Career advancement could provide significant returns on investment, as measured by increased earnings for the individual as well as savings for government social service programs.
Each semester, UMD hosts an Undergraduate Research and Artistic Showcase to share student research. This year, all three of the BBER’s undergraduate research assistants were nominated to
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