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In this episode, the hosts speak with Mark Miazga, Director of University Survey and Assessment Services at the University of Minnesota, about his journey into survey research. Mark shares how his upbringing in rural Wisconsin and a background in law and nonprofit work shaped his perspective on data and public service. The conversation covers his transition from corporate law to survey methodology, his work managing complex institutional surveys, and how empathy and practical experience influence his approach to data collection and analysis. The discussion also touches on bridging gaps between institutional research and survey methodology, as well as a discussion of an institution-wide survey calendar, survey timing, and sampling. The episode wraps up with four points of advice for future surveyors.

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