About Us
The Princeton University Survey Research Center (SRC) was founded in 1992 with
a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The SRC is a resource for Princeton University students, faculty, and administration. The SRC has three principal
activities: consultation, education and project management.
Our Staff
SRC staff from left, Edward Freeland
(Interim Director), Naila Rahman (Assistant Director), Jon Niola (Computing and Network Administrator), and Alan Krueger (Director - on leave).
The Director of the Survey Research Center is Prof. Alan B.
Krueger. Prof. Krueger is the Bendheim Professor of Economics and
Public Affairs at Princeton University and a Professor of Economics and Public
Affairs. He is currently on public service leave from the University and serves as Assistant Secretary for Economic Policy at the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Dr. Edward P. Freeland is the Interim
Director of the Princeton Survey Research Center and a Lecturer at the Woodrow
Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University. Dr. Freeland teaches a graduate seminar (WWS 593e - Surveys, Polls and Public Policy), and
advises faculty and students who are conducting survey research projects.
Naila Rahman is the Assistant Director of Princeton Survey Research Center. She manages the web survey facilities of the center. Ms.
Rahman works collaboratively with faculty, students and administrators who want
to design and implement research projects based on interviews conducted by
telephone, mail or over the Internet.
Jon Niola is an information technology veteran of fifteen years who oversees the day-to-day technology needs of the Survey Research Center, as well as advises on new technologies and information security issues.
Our Mission
The SRC’s main purpose is to assist students and faculty in designing and
implementing their own survey research projects. The SRC provides consultation
and guidance on study design, sampling, instrument development, data collection
and data processing. The Center has a 12-station computer-assisted telephone
interviewing (CATI) facility, a library collection on survey research methods,
and a network of external resources.
Facility
The offices of the Survey Research Center are located on the Princeton University campus at 169 Nassau Street. The Survey Research Center currently operates
a 12-station telephone interviewing facility, with a three-station overflow
capacity.
Click here for information on contacting the SRC.
Directions
Our office is located at 169 Nassau Street, directly across from the CVS store.
Metered parking is available on both sides of Nassau Street and on Williams Street (one block south of Nassau Street off Washington Road).
Please see the Princeton University web site for more directions or
to view a map of the Princeton University campus.
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