Pregnant student or a student with children? We want your input!

Amy Sharp (director, the WSU Women’s Center) and Matthew Jeffries (director, Gender Identity/Expression & Sexual Orientation Resource Center) are conducting a research study that explores the experiences of students who are parents and/or students who are pregnant. We hope to use this information to aid college administrators, faculty, and staff to better support students who are parents and those who are pregnant. We are asking students who are parents or students who are pregnant to participate in a 15-minute survey. Participation is completely voluntary, and responses will be kept anonymous. Complete information about our study can be found below. If you are interested in participating or have questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. You can take the survey here.

Details:

Title: Exploring Campus Environments for Students with Children and/or Students who are Pregnant

IRB #: 16995

Institution: Washington State University
PI: Matthew Jeffries, Ph.D.
Contact Information: 509-335-8841; matthew.jeffries@wsu.edu
Eligibility: Are currently enrolled student who either has a child (or children) and/or is currently pregnant.
Purpose of the Study: The purpose of this study is to understand the experiences of students with children and/or those who are pregnant.
Time commitment: 15-minute survey

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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