BRSS exists to ensure the timely completion of masters thesis projects, undergraduate thesis projects and various other tasks that maintain or improve the effectiveness of the subsystems within the BATS system
Sunday, October 12, 2014 at 6:40PM
BRSS Senior Manager
Sydney Harbaugh
sydney.m.harbaugh@wmich.edu
BRSS Junior Manager
Emma Sipila
emma.s.sipila@wmich.edu
BRSS Junior Manager
Keili Scott
keili.j.howard@wmich.edu
Monday, April 7, 2014 at 2:52PM 
The purpose of the Behavioral Research Supervisory System is to monitor students’ progress on various projects, ensuring that they complete weekly tasks. The timely completion of tasks allows the students to maintain and improve the projects over the course of the semester
Monday, November 22, 2010 at 9:32PM 
First a brief review of the intervention. What you're talking about is our Behavioral Research Supervisory System (BRSS) that we use to manage the performance of students doing BA honors theses, MA theses, MA projects, Ph.D. dissertations, and assistantship tasks. It's a performance-management system where the researchers and assistants normally work about 13 hours per week. They are supervised by advanced grad students or by me, in the case of the Ph.D. students.