RAND Graduate Student Summer Associate Program Recent Projects

Recent Projects

• A summary of the historical context of psychological and cognitive consequences of combat as well as of current legislative developments and proposal on the same topics
• An examination of how the recent breakthroughs in HIV treatment have impacted the sexual behavior of the uninfected population in the united states
• A study that predicts the development of acute stress disorder following trauma exposure
• A comparison of Chinese and Indian security policies and international behavior
• An analysis of how employment opportunities in the civilian world influence retention decisions in the Army Reserves and National Guard
• An evaluation of a comprehensive math/science partnership project involving 48 school districts and four small universities/colleges
• An analysis of the relationship between religion, politics, and conflict that surveys the likely future relevance of religious mobilization and violence to American foreign policy
• A project that investigated risky health habits and behaviors, the possible effect of insurance on individuals' choices, and how health insurance might be designed to incentivize healthy behavior
• A study that analyzed traditional and new uses of information sharing currently faced by the Army
• A project aimed at recommending ways to improve diversity of Air Force leadership
• An analysis of barriers to equal opportunity in the Air Force civil service workforce
• A study that examines the psychological consequences of a terrorist incident or other public health emergency
• A project that analyzed various methods to optimize inventory levels for Army units
• An examination of the concept of irregular warfare and its operational implications for the military
• A project studying carrier maintenance for the Navy to analyze options for increased forward presence
• An analysis of U.S. relationships with selected countries in the Middle East and an assessment of how these relationship are likely to evolve
• An investigation of the influence of reductions in benefit coverage and the measures of access to care

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