Research & Services

The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University provides research services to students and the public on policy and economic issues.

We support research projects, internships, and collaborations aimed at educating residents and policymakers on topics such as environmental resources, community development, and citizen engagement.

Our services:

  • Research Support: Internships and funding for student research projects.
  • Publications & Presentations: Research papers, reports, and briefs on public policy issues. 
  • Collaboration: Facilitates partnerships between students, faculty, and policymakers.
  • Education and Outreach: Engages the community through educational programs and events.

 

Research & Presentations

The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University produces and disseminates research through publications and presentations. These outputs cover a range of public policy topics, including economic impacts, mental health, and civic engagement.

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Building Student Research Experiences

The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University provides research services to students and the public on public policy and economic issues. We supports research projects, internships, and collaborations aimed at educating residents and policymakers on topics such as environmental resources, community development, and citizen engagement.

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Diplomacy Lab

The Diplomacy Lab at Stockton University is a partnership with the U.S. Department of State, offering students and faculty the opportunity to tackle real-world foreign policy challenges. It allows students to engage directly with policymakers, contributing to the policymaking process and leveraging academic expertise to address global issues.

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South Jersey Economic Review (SJER)

Since 2006, the South Jersey Economic Review has provided the region’s stakeholders and policymakers timely, high quality research that focuses on the regional economy.

The Review analyzes the region’s key industries and tracks its most important labor force, wage, and demographic trends.

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