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SURVEY: Young and Well CRC – Developing Inclusive Educational Communities

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The Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre are looking for participants between the ages of 18 and 26 to take part in a survey.

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The survey aims to support equitable engagement for students in educational communities, with a focus on human rights and gender and sexual minorities.

Chief Investigator, Associate Professor Wendy Cumming-Potvin, says the data will be used to better understand university students perceptions of campus (on and off-line) and their how they use technology for academic and social purposes.

The password protected survey takes approximately 15-minutes to complete, including a combination of multiple choice and extended answer questions.

The survey is preceded by a brief letter with some basic information and a confirmation that you consent to taking part in the research.

The official survey is available here.

For further information, contact Chief Investigator – Associate Professor Wendy Cumming-Potvin at w.cumming-potvin@murdoch.edu.au or call 08 9360 2192.

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