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Research Opportunities

University of Colorado - Denver
Posted: 09/04/2026

A Survey on understanding the experiences of school psychologists who carry a radio or walkie talkie as part of their job duties. We aim to 1) understand the scope and expectations around them carrying a radio and 2) and the impact it has on school psychologists' perceptions of their job.

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Survey link:
https://ucdenver.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3WZs08G5D3sCvvE

Contact: Rachel Stein, rachel.m.stein@ucdenver.edu

Michigan State University
Posted: 09/20/2026

This study focuses on the dissemination and adoption of School-Based Interventions to advance efforts in bridging the research-practice gap.
 

Survey link:
https://msu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aYjqFN0b23yF1Sm

Contact: Allison Dennis, denni113@msu.edu

University of South Carolina
Posted: 10/1/2026

This study focuses on examining school psychologists' attitudes toward neurodiversity, confidence in supporting neurodivergent students, and their use of neurodiversity-affirming practices in schools.
 

Survey link:
https://redcap.research.sc.edu/surveys/?s=9W4FA83D7TLXCT8M

Contact: Quentin Wedderburn, wedderbq@email.sc.edu

University of Northern Colorado
Posted: 10/12/2026

A Survey on how School Psychologists collaborate with families when providing mental health services and how these practices may vary across states and settings.

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Survey link:
https://unco.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_40k2Cg1z2gzBVrw

Contact: Megan Dodd, megan.dodd@unco.edu

Want your research added?

If you are a University Faculty, Research Assistant, or Graduate Student interested in disseminating your research, please use the following contact form so MASP can include your study on this site. Studies will be posted for two months before removal. Please reach out to informationservices@masponline.us for any questions or to request additional posting time.

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