2000: Making Research a Part of the Public Agenda

Articles

• List of Participants

  MASC Editors

  117-118

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• Front Matter

  MASC Editors

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• Introduction to the 4th Annual Merrill Research Retreat, 2001

  Mabel L. Rice, Ph.D.

  1-2

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• Executive Summary

  MASC Editors

  13-23

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• Making Research a Part of the Public Agenda

  George E. Walker

  13-23

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• The Research 1 University: Strategies an Public Agenda

  Robert E. Barnhill

  25-35

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• Graduate Research Programs Enrich Undergraduate Education

  J. E. Leach

  37-40

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• Strengthening the Role of Research in Policy Decisions: The Campbell Collaboration and the Promise of Systematic Research Reviews

  Harris Cooper

  41-51

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• High Tech, Low Tech, Right Tech

  Valentino J. Stella

  53-56

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• The University of Kansas Premie Neuroscience Research Program: Towards Universal Newborn Sensorimotor Screen and Habilitation

  Steven M. Barlow

  57-65

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• Missouri Research Publications: Illuminating the Science Agenda

  Jack O. Burns, Charles E. Reineke

  67-69

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• When the Public Agenda Clashes with Research

  Thomas H. Rosenquist

  71-73

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• Research: Making It a Blip on the Public's Radar Screen

  James A. Guikema

  75-79

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• Making Research Part of the Public Agenda: An Engaged University

  Brady J. Deaton

  81-85

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• Public Perception: Seeing Ourselves as Others See Us

  Marsha R. Torr

  87-90

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• The EPSCoR Challenge: Partnerships in Research

  Thomas N. Taylor

  91-98

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• State Policy and University Research: A Panel Discussion

  William R. Docking

  99-102

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• Panel on State Policy and University Research

  Kim A. Wilcox

  103-106

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• Evolution of the Kidney Research Program at the University of Kansas Medical Center

  Jared J. Grantham, M.D

  107-110

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• Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute

  William G. Brundage

  111-112

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• New Alliances

  James Spigarelli

  113-115

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