Homelessness & Housing Instability Research Collaborative (HRC)

Mission

The Homelessness & Housing Instability Research Collaborative (HRC) in UCF's School of Public Administration is a research collaborative that leverages community partnerships, data, and human capital to create policy solutions and public management strategies to address homelessness issues in Florida. We provide a centralized data warehouse for UCF scholars and community partners, build related service-learning opportunities into relevant classes, and provide mentorship opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students.

People

Faculty Members

Dr. Andrew Sullivan is an assistant professor at the School of Public Administration with a research focus on homelessness issues. He has published extensively on homeless service provision and established a partnership with the Homeless Services Network of Central Florida.

Dr. Xi Huang is an assistant professor at the School of Public Administration. Her research interests are urban policy, vulnerability populations, and Immigration policy. She has published widely on urban policy and development and has established a line of research on housing instability. 


Student Members


Research Projects

Resources

Database of Literature on Homelessness in Public Administration journals/by PA scholars

Selected Publications