Research Study:
Perceptions with Impact
A qualitative study of African American college students and their perceptions of possible careers in behavioral health.
IRB Approval Date: September 28, 2024
IRB Study Number: 02135
The University of Indianapolis
Co-Principal Investigator: Art Fuller
Contact: (812) 200-0342, fulleral@uindy.edu
Principal Investigator: Lisa Borrero, Ph.D.
Contact: (317) 791-5944, borerrol@uindy.edu
Eligibility Criteria:
1) Identify as African American or Black
2) Enrolled in an institution of higher learning
3) 18 years old or older
Incentive / Compensation:
Interview participants will receive a $25 gift card for successful completion of a 30- to 45-minute interview.
SHARE
YOUR
VOICE
STUDY PURPOSE
This qualitative study focuses on capturing a better understanding of the African American college student, including their perceptions of behavioral health and related careers.
The study documents future recommendations of African American students regarding how stronger behavioral health career connections can be made on their local campus. There will be a 30-45 minute recorded virtual interview and a follow-up email communication to verify study themes 2-3 months post-interview.
There is the possibility of discomfort while discussing stress and past experiences. There are no direct benefits for participating, but you will be helping us with our research. In appreciation for your participation, you will receive a $25 gift card. For more detailed information please click the link below.
RECRUITMENT AREAS
INDIANAPOLIS METROPOLITAN AREA
CENTRAL AND WEST INDIANA
ATLANTA METROPOLITAN AREA
Art Fuller
Dual Degree Graduate Student
Master of Public Health /
Doctor of Health Sciences
Thanks for learning more about this important research. Sharing your voice can help inform existing and future thinking about effectively reaching communities of color.
The perspective of college students has an important role to play as the industry undergoes significant reform. States are building a brand new behavioral health infrastructure from the ground up. We can all share in the social benefit. Learn more.
