Testimonials

“Working with UCESC has been as intellectually engaging and productive as it has been enjoyable. The best proof of our high regard for UCESC, its staff, and its work, is that a successfully collaboration on a $3M National Science Foundation Research traineeship (NRT) has been followed by another joint NRT proposal and a separate proposal for a project more than twice the NRT award size.”

-Eduardo Santillan-Jimenez, Ph. D., Associate Director & Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky, Center for Applied Energy Research

“Working with the UCESC team has not only helped evaluate and advance our program as planned, but their expertise and experience has also helped expand our initiatives in innovative ways that extend beyond what we had originally thought possible. The UCESC team is one of the most collaborative, welcoming, professional, and thoughtful groups of individuals that I have had the pleasure of working with.”

-Margaret Powers-Fletcher, Ph.D., D(ABMM), Research Director, University of Cincinnati College of Arts & Sciences

“The research, reporting and insights provided by UCESC were critical to not only understanding how well our organization was meeting its mission, but also provided critical insights in determining our strategic direction.  Beyond the amazing output, the team was incredibly easy to work with, attentive and professional.”

-Aaron Broomall, Executive Director, Faith Community Pharmacy

"In collaborating with UCESC from the proposal stage to the present, we have found the staff to be professional, dedicated to the highest standards, open to discussion and generally wonderful to work with throughout the process. Their continued support and feedback have been incredibly helpful in refining the project and making everything more smoothly, even during COVID." 

-Denice Robertson, Ph.D., Department of Biological Sciences, Northern Kentucky University   

"UCESC is proving to be a very helpful partner in gathering, processing, and analyzing data for the project. With four cohorts and multiple pieces of quantitative and qualitative data, it is important to work with highly trained and skilled people who understand how to process data to determine the effectiveness of this comparative project. The S3OAR team at Ferris State University is pleased to work with UCESC and to have access to their expertise."

-Kirk Weller, Ph.D., Department of Mathematics, Ferris State University.