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• Research Centers & Institutes
• - The Center for Applied History
• - Center for Working-Class Studies
• - Center for Urban and Regional Studies
• - Center for Human Services Development
• - Center of Excellence in Applied Chemical Biology
• - Center of Excellence in International Business
• - The Rich Center of Excellence for the Study of Autism
• - The Center of Excellence in Materials Science and Engineering (CEMSE)
• - Center for Transportation and Materials Engineering
• - Public Service Institute
• - Institute for Applied Topology and Topological Structures
• - Natural Gas and water resources Institute
• - Third Frontier Advanced Energy Program
• - Economic Development Activities and Applied Research

The Center for Working-Class Studies is the first center of its kind in the United States fo­cusing on working-class life and culture. The mission is to foster multidisciplinary research in the area, support the development of courses that focus on work and class, and serve the greater Youngstown community by providing public programs as well as education. The Center has been funded by grants from the Ford Foundation and the Ohio Humanities Council.

If you would like to know, or wish to contact us, please visit us at our website : http://cwcs.ysu.edu/

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