Research network
Scholars, methodologists, and practitioners.
The SEEN Research Network is a distributed group of researchers who lend method, review, and field expertise to the institution's studies. Membership is invited and by application.
Three ways to participate.
Advise
Serve on a study's advisory panel: shape the protocol, review interpretation, and stress-test the findings.
Co-investigate
Join a study as a co-investigator. Bring a discipline the community's question demands — sociology, HCI, epidemiology, learning sciences, policy.
Peer review
Review working papers, method briefs, and community-facing reports before public release.
Who fits
The network is small and intentional.
- You do rigorous applied research and are comfortable with community-based methods.
- You believe evidence is owed back to the people who helped produce it.
- You are willing to disagree in writing and stay in the room.
- You can commit to at least one review cycle or study touchpoint per year.