- Business Development
- Finance and Accounting
- Human Resources
- Infrastructure, Security, and Operations
- IT Project Services
- Library (Catalog)
- Purchasing and Facilities
- Strategic Projects and Communication
The Economics, Labor, and Population department is the institutional home of NORC’s large-scale flagship surveys covering a wide range of factors that contribute to the nation’s economic and social life. It is the institutional home of the Society of Labor Economists and cosponsors (with the University of Chicago Press) the Journal of Labor Economics.
Focuses on identifying factors that affect student learning and programs designed to improve student outcomes. A related program is:
Responsible for all aspects of in-person interviewing.
Designs and conducts population, community, and establishment studies on a wide range of important health issues.
Provides objective research and policy analysis of the U.S health care system.
Coordinates NORC's international work on issues that cross departmental and focus area boundaries.
Conducts research with the overarching goal of protecting and improving the health of communities and populations.
Contributes to most projects and is responsible for the statistical integrity of the work to ensure high data quality. A related program is:
Applies special expertise in studying the operations of law enforcement and criminal justice programs and programs related to substance abuse and mental health.
Creates unique value for its clients by developing effective, innovative solutions at the nexus of information technology and public interest research.
Responsible for all aspects of telephone interviewing.