Welcome to the Palm Center's new research portal.

Palm Center Research Studies: "Publications"

Palm Research in the Media: "In the Media"

Palm Center Fellowships: Application & Recipients

Resources for Researchers: Palm Center Argument Maps, DADT Documents & Web Resources

For ten years, the Palm Center has produced focused, evidence-driven research with the goal of informing public conversation on controversial issues of the day. Our new research portal takes you to our most recent polls, research studies, and publications. It also gives you complete access to our archives. We welcome scholars, journalists, and the general public to make use of these materials.

I hope that the research portal is a valuable tool for inquiry and analysis, a place to keep track of what's been done, and a place that suggests new areas for study and exploration. The Palm Center's work is always evolving. As we strive to serve the public interest and contribute to new and on-going public policy conversations, we welcome your input and suggestions for improving the portal's usefulness as a research tool.

Jeanne Scheper, Ph.D. Research Director

Original Palm Research: "Publications" & "Center Argument Maps." In the "Publications" section, you can access all our published research, past and present. These links will take you to orginal research produced by the Palm Center conducted by national and international scholars who are experts in their fields.

Palm Research in the Media: "In the Media." "In the Media" will take you to media coverage of the Palm Center's research in our Press Room section.

Palm Fellowships: Application & Recipients. The Palm Center continues to support professional and independent scholarly reseach as well as undergraduate and graduate research through small grants and fellowships. View information and the on-line application for work related to gender, sexuality, and the military. You can also view current and past recipients and projects.

Resources for Scholars: DADT Documents & Web Resources. Many documents related to the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy can be found on-line, DADT Documents will take you to a select list of available primary source material. Web Resources takes you to our Press Room and selected links and web resources outside the Palm Center site