Frequently Asked Questions

The Translational Health Research Center (THRC) supports impactful, innovative, interdisciplinary health and resilience research programs conducted in collaboration with Texas State faculty, students & community members. We make sure findings lead to real change, not just publications.

It means moving research from the lab or a publication into everyday practice. THRC exists to close that gap between what researchers learn and what happens next in a clinic, a classroom, or a community.

THRC is a center within Texas State University’s Division of Research. 

Each project has its own eligibility criteria and enrollment process. Visit the project's page for current opportunities, or contact us and we'll point you to the right one.

Yes. Every project follows university research protections, and your participation is always voluntary.

Compensation varies by project. Check the specific project's page for details, or ask us directly if you don't see it listed.

THRC leads research and community programs across five key areas: STEM Healthcare Workforce, Digital Healthcare Transformation, Infrastructure & Environment, Personal Health & Wellbeing, and Emergency Preparedness. See our Projects page for the full list.

We welcome partnerships with community organizations, clinics, and advocacy groups. Reach out through our Contact page and tell us about your work.

Sign up for our newsletter or follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram, or Facebook (@THRCtxst) for updates on active projects and new opportunities.

You can email us at healthresearch@txstate.edu or call our office at 512-245-0444

Administration & Operations Location: 
151 Stagecoach Trail, Suite 200 
San Marcos, TX, 78666 
On-Campus & Mailing Location: 
247 Nueces Hall 
615 North L.B.J. Drive 
San Marcos, Texas 78666