Manship Research Facility and Survey Labs

"The results from the Louisiana Survey should provide state leaders with an invaluable resource – and used wisely- should help advance the rebuilding process.”

David Bondy,
CEO LUBA Worker's Comp

"We needed a high quality survey done quickly because we wanted to capture time sensitive data. The staff at the PPRL helped us develop a great instrument, and collected nearly a 1,000 interviews in a very short period of time. They did a great job, and we look forward to working with them in the future.”

Matthew Lee,
LSU Professor of Sociology

"Our Planning team wanted to fill gaps with new programming, not duplicate already existing services for children who have exceptionalities. PPRL met with us from the start to listen to our goals. From that meeting, we quickly moved forward with a survey that reached our audience and fit our budget. Their work gave us a clear picture of needs from the people who will use our services."

Elissa McKenzie,
Director of Therapy Services and Support,
St. Lillian Academy

The Public Policy Research Lab measures public opinion and conducts analysis through state-of-the-art phone, mail, Web and in-person survey technologies.

The Media Effects Lab is an advanced experimental lab with a living room area for research in a more natural environment measures audiences' physical responses to media messages.

The Louisiana Survey, established in 2002 by the Reilly Center for Media & Public Affairs, is conducted annually for policy makers and leaders and measures residents' attitudes about state government and government services. The survey has become a valuable tool to broadcast the voice of the Louisiana public to policy-makers and leaders.

Topics include confidence in state government, economic issues, public K-12 education and more.

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View LA Survey 2012 Report

Election Survey - What Happened to Hope and Change?

Election Survey - Romney’s Vice Presidential Decision

Announcements

Results of the

2010 Gulf Oil Spill Survey!

The mission of the 2010 Gulf Oil Spill Survey is to shed light on the perceptions and opinions of Gulf Coast residents on the causes and consequences of the Gulf oil spill disaster.

2010 Gulf Oil Spill Survey Report

The Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Survey (BRFSS)!

"The Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) is the world’s largest, on-going telephone health survey system, tracking health conditions and risk behaviors in the United States yearly since 1984.

Click here for 2008 report results for Louisiana!"

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