Trends and News
3/5/20
Displacement, Disruption, and Distortion: Three Forces Threatening Your Mission Delivery in 2020
Karla Raines, creator of Differentiation Zone, shares her insights into three forces threatening your mission delivery in 2020.
By Karla RainesRead More
2/20/20
The Future of Qual
For years, qualitative market research has been dominated by focus groups and one-on-one interviews. Molly discusses the shortcomings of these traditional methods and how refreshed methodological approaches can overcome their pitfalls.
By Molly HaganRead More
2/13/20
Future of our work: Personas
What are personas? What should you look for when creating them? Are they useful?
By Kate DarwentRead More
1/31/20
The increasing prevalence of mixed methods research designs
Future research will increasingly leverage the strengths of qualitative and quantitative tools. See how Corona did it to study retirement in Colorado.
By Jim PripusichRead More
1/24/20
The continuously evolving data privacy landscape
The landscape for personal data protections is a work in progress. Learn about some of these challenges and how Corona is addressing them.
By David KennedyRead More
8/21/19
2020 Election Cycle Brings Spotlight to Colorado
We are heading to another presidential election cycle. Colorado always garners attention as a purple state, but we can expect the 2020 election to be especially interesting. In this blog, Molly Hagan highlights some of the changes that will reshape the Colorado voting landscape.
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2/7/19
Communities Seek Creative Solutions to the Country’s Housing Affordability Crisis
In this blog, Jim Pripusich explores the depth of the current housing affordability crisis. Can creative zoning and “Granny Flats” offer communities relief?
By Jim PripusichRead More
9/7/18
DU’s Keystone Strategic Plan leads to action
The 20th century model of delivering a liberal and creative arts education is inadequate to the task of developing graduates who can think broadly and critically in and out of their chosen fields. —From the Keystone Strategic Plan 2018-2025 We are thrilled to celebrate the creation of the College of Arts, Humanities & Social […]
By David KennedyRead More
9/6/18
Aging in Wyoming
Earlier, we reported on a joint project that we conducted with Heinrich Marketing to examine the different ways that Wyoming youth move into adulthood. Today we’ll look at the other side of the spectrum, examining how Wyoming residents age. We examined the timeline by which different life events happen among older adults, including retirement, health issues, […]
By Kevin RainesRead More
9/4/18
Adulting in Wyoming
Working with our partners at Heinrich Marketing, we recently prepared an analysis of the “adulting” process for young people in Wyoming. We were curious about the timing and acceptance of various traditional indicators of adulthood, such as having kids, pursuing a full-time career, and others. There are many models of being an adult based on […]
By Kevin RainesRead More