What does ERC mean in UNIVERSITIES

The Educational Research Center (ERC) is a research facility that focuses on educational issues in order to improve the quality of education both at home and in schools. Our goal is to provide evidence-based data for educators, policymakers, parents, and other stakeholders so they can better understand how to promote student success.

ERC provides a variety of services, including research and evaluation, data analysis, program planning and assessment, professional development support, technical assistance, resource coordination and consulting. We strive to develop meaningful solutions that build capacity for all learners so they can reach their full potential.

Yes! Evaluations conducted by ERC are designed to measure the effectiveness of educational interventions or programs. Surveys are used to gauge opinion from relevant stakeholders on topics related to education.

Principals, teachers, librarians, counselors and anyone interested in improving the quality of their school or organization’s educational resources should contact ERC for professional support. We offer comprehensive services to ensure all learners succeed.

We greatly appreciate any contribution you can make towards our mission—whether it's offering your feedback on our research projects or volunteering your time as a mentor or tutor in your local community. Please visit our website for more information about how you can get involved!

Yes! ERC relies on financial donations from individuals and organizations who share our mission of providing equitable access to quality education for all learners. Donations help fund our research efforts as well as support programs that benefit students directly.

Grants from ERC are designed to fund innovative programs aimed at improving student learning outcomes around topics related to educational equity and success. To apply for a grant please submit an official application form along with required supporting documents via email or mail it directly to us using our contact information provided on our website.

All grants awarded by ERC require applicants have an 501(c)(3) status or partner agency approved by the Internal Revenue Code within two years prior to their application submission date. It is also important that applications include detailed project plans with measurable outcomes that demonstrate how funds will be used effectively towards our mission-aligned goals.

Unfortunately no; receiving funding depends upon several factors such as available resources, quality/feasibility of proposal as well as alignment with established goals & objectives set forth by the center overall.