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Harry Perlstadt, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Dr. Perlstadt is Professor of Sociology and director of the Program
in Bioethics, Humanities and Society. He holds an adjunct appointment
with the Institute for Public Policy and Social Research. His area
of expertise is evaluation research design and he has conducted
evaluations for a variety of agencies including the W K Kellogg
Foundation, DHSS Health Research Services Administration, Centers
for Disease Control, the Michigan Department of Public Health, and
the World Health Organization. Programs evaluated include health
education, HIV-AIDS training and utilization programs, screening
for blood lead levels, and environmental health action plans. He
is also interested in human research protections and how Institutional
Review Boards and HIPAA regulations affect data gathering and clinical
trials. He uses a variety of methods including survey research,
on site
interviews and observations. More information about Dr. Perlstadt
is available on his website.
Harry is available at (517) 353-5089 and perlstad@msu.edu.
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Mark Wilson, Ph.D.
Dr. Wilson is Associate Professor of Urban and Regional Planning
at
Michigan State University and a research economist with the Institute
for Public Policy and Social Research. Among his projects at IPPSR
are Nonprofit Michigan
which investigates the scale, structure, and contribution of Michigan's
nonprofit sector; E*Space:
The Electronic Space Project which addresses the social impact
of the Internet; and
Digital Communities
which is a series of international conferences on technology and
urban life. More information about Mark is available on his website.
Mark is available at (517) 353-9054 and wilsonmm@msu.edu.
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