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CRS: resources and expertise to support people and communities
About CRS
The Center for Rural Studies at the University of Vermont is a nonprofit, fee-for-service research and resource center that works with people and communities to address social, economic, and resource-based challenges. A part of the University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences since 1978, CRS supports the research and teaching missions of the university through its work in applied research, community outreach, program evaluation, and consulting services. CRS is also the US Census Bureau's State Data Center for Vermont.
More About CRSMission
CRS works with people and communities to address social, economic, and resource-based challenges through applied research, community outreach, program evaluation, and consulting.
CRS Staff
Jane Kolodinsky, PhD
Director
(802) 656-4616
Thomas DeSisto
Project Specialist
(802) 656-0258
Elizabeth Reaves
Research Specialist
(802) 656-0351
Florence Becot
Research Specialist
(802) 656-9897
Michael Moser
Research Specialist, Coordinator: State Data Center
(802) 656-0864
Erin Roche
Research Specialist
(802) 656-1936
Fred Schmidt, PhD
Founder and Director Emeritus
(802) 598-3604
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