M-Panel aims to offset survey research costs for U-M researchers
Survey research is more expensive than ever, and there are new challenges to securing funding for social science topics. The Institute for Social Research’s Michigan National Survey Panel is trying to help.
Faculty at ISR’s Survey Research Center have worked for several years to develop the survey panel, referred to as M-Panel for short, recruiting a nationally representative sample of more than 6,700 respondents. The panel of respondents includes an over-sample of households in the state of Michigan, and is designed as a cost-effective way for researchers to collect survey data.
