Research Opportunities

Consider participating in the following research studies to aid and assist in the growing literature of education and other related fields.

University/InstitutionResearch TopicStudy InformationResearch Study Link
Georgia State University

Posted: 08/19/2025
Social justice supervision practices of field-based school psychology supervisors: An empirical studyThis research seeks to better understand the indirect and direct social justice supervision practices used by field-based supervisors, as well as their training and efficacy in using these practicesTarget Group:
Pk-12 school psychologists that
have served as a field-based practicum or internship supervisor
in a PK-12 school setting within the last five years

10-minute
Survey link: https://gsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3OtleLg5AbLaryu

Contact: Brandy Elrod, belrod1@student.gsu.edu
Minnesota State University, Mankato

Posted: 3/24/2025
Examining School Psychologists’ Perspectives of School Resource OfficersThis study will examine school psychologists’ perspectives of and experiences working with school resource officers (SROs). To date, limited research has focused on stakeholders’ perceptions of SROs, and no studies have examined the perceptions of school psychologists, despite their unique training and knowledge regarding the establishment of safe and supportive schools.Target Group:
Currently practicing school psychologists (interns included)

There is an opportunity to win one of 15 $100 Amazon gift cards.
Survey link: https://mnsu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3sEbW07xZffwfL8

Contact: Kaylee Engle, kaylee.engle@mnsu.edu
University of Kansas

Posted: 3/24/2025
Evaluate Preference and Decision-Making Process in Specific Learning Disability EvaluationThe purpose of this research is to understand better school psychologists’ testing sequence preference of learning disability evaluation and examine how the presence of different pieces of information (background information, cognitive ability test scores, achievement test scores, and diagnostic reading test scores) will affect school psychologists’ confidence level.Target Group:
School psychologist who are actively involved in school-based evaluation processes

Participation is expected to take approximately 20 minutes to complete.
Survey link: https://kusurvey.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eyOZ0HaXUzBh3PE

Contact: Zhizhou He, zhizhouh@ku.edu

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 maspexec@gmail.com for any questions or to request additional posting time.

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