UConn Alumna Andrea Lopez Salazar is a current doctoral student in Counseling Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University. She is working on an IRB-approved study that explores factors affecting Career Development in Latina/o/e/x undergraduate college students.
The study includes an anonymous survey; no personally identifying information will be collected. See more details below.
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Hello y Saludos,
We hope this email finds you well during these uncertain times. You are invited to participate in a new study run by the Social Cognition and Career Lab at Teacher College which aims at exploring the impact of one's identity on Latine Career Development. Please help us to explore this important topic! You will have a chance to answer several questions while completing an online survey in approximately 20-30 minutes. This is an anonymous survey; no personally identifying information will be collected.
**To participate you must identify as Latina, Latino, or Latin(e/x) and be between the ages of 18-30.**
Please feel free to access the survey (IRB protocol # 24-212) by clicking the link below:
https://tccolumbia.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9zBcm6ZeMeWkz6C
If you have any questions regarding the study, you can reach out to our lab email for further questions at scclab@tc.columbia.edu or to George Gushue directly at gvg3@tc.columbia.edu. You are making an invaluable contribution to our research study.
Thank you very much!
Best,
Professor George V. Gushue, Ph.D.
(212) 678-3170
gvg3@tc.columbia.edu
For more information, contact: George Gushue at gvg3@tc.columbia.edu