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The Social Science Research Council鈥�(SSRC) recently welcomed TCU to the鈥疌ollege and University Fund for the Social Sciences, an 86-campus consortium of research-intensive colleges and universities working together to advance innovation in delivering critically important public goods and services.鈥�

鈥淛oining the Social Science Research Council consortium provides TCU a powerful platform to further its commitment to interdisciplinary research and community impact,鈥� said Floyd Wormley, interim provost, vice provost for research and dean of graduate studies. 鈥淭his partnership enables our faculty and students to collaborate on addressing critical challenges while benefiting from new opportunities for funding and mentorship.鈥� 

TCU will join the College and University Fund consortium鈥檚 work to incubate new research and implement partnerships with federal, state and local governments; to identify and scale cost-effective research administration practices to support those partnerships; to mobilize new funding sources for research-led public innovation; and to accelerate the contributions of universities鈥� research investments to community economic development. 

鈥溓炎邮悠� will be a fantastic resource for the College and University Fund consortium because of its outstanding track record in developing impactful research and implementation partnerships with public sector and community-based organizations,鈥� explained Anna Harvey, SSRC president.

罢颁鲍鈥檚鈥�鈥痑苍诲鈥�鈥痑re prime examples of how research at TCU is leading to the  implementation of practices that increase community well-being. 

鈥淎t TCU, we are committed to driving innovation that addresses today鈥檚 most pressing challenges,鈥� said Tom Wavering, chief university strategy and innovation officer. 鈥淥ur membership in SSRC underscores our dedication to driving forward-thinking research in the social and behavioral sciences, fostering collaboration across disciplines and contributing solutions that positively impact communities.鈥�