QuestionPro Survey

Dear Colleague: Thank you for agreeing to participate in this nationwide study on multicultural teaching. We are interested in gathering information on the experiences and perspectives of psychologists who teach multicultural counseling courses. Gathering this information has the potential to enhance how psychology programs approach and support the teaching of multicultural counseling courses. We apologize if you have received other emails about this survey. If you have already participated, we would appreciate it if you could pass this information on to other colleagues who teach multicultural counseling courses.There are four sections to the survey on this website that we will ask you to complete. The first section asks for demographic information on you and the program in which you teach. The second and third sections are attitudinal surveys that explore your views about the multicultural courses you teach as well as the multicultural focus of your academic program. Finally, the fourth section asks for some specific information about the multicultural courses taught within your department. Generally, individuals are able to complete this survey within 20-30 minutes. There is no right or wrong answers. There are no known risks to participating in this project because all information will be kept confidential and used only for group analysis purposes. In fact, your name will not appear on any of the surveys and your responses will be identified only as a study code number. However, before you complete the instrument, we need to be assured that you are aware that you may withdraw your consent and discontinue participation at any time without penalty. If you do not wish to participate, simply do not complete the survey. If you have already completed this survey recently, we apologize in advance for duplicate responses to participate. To participate in the study, please click the “Continue” button found below and complete the instrument. By doing so, you are providing and documenting your consent to participate. When you have completed all surveys, you will need to click the “Submit” button for your responses to be recorded as valid. If you do not wish to participate, simply do not complete the survey. The University at Buffalo Social and Behavioral Sciences Institutional Review Board (SBSIRB) has reviewed this research. Questions about your rights as a participant in research can be directed to the University at Buffalo SBSIRB at 716-645-3321. Thank you, in advance, for your assistance. Further information about this study can be obtained by contacting: Dr. Amy L. Reynolds Assistant Professor University at Buffalo (716) 645-2484, ext.1058 [email protected]