Arkansas Collegiate Substance Use Assessment Survey; Chance to Win $100 Amazon Gift Card
The Arkansas Department of Human Services-Division of Aging, Adults, and Behavioral Health Services is conducting the Arkansas Collegiate Substance Use Assessment with the U of A Little Rock Survey Research Center and MidSOUTH. The purpose of this survey is to collect self-reported data on alcohol and drug use, mental health status and perceived attitudes and beliefs among college students in Arkansas. The survey should take approximately 11 minutes.
If you participate, you will have the option to be entered in a drawing to win one of five $100 Amazon gift cards. The survey will close on Monday, Oct. 31.
Students who complete the survey will be providing information that can be used to help create a safer and healthier campus community. A report of our campus results, comparing our data to the statewide data, will be shared with the Substance Education, Assessment and Recovery program.
Your responses will be kept completely confidential by the U of A Little Rock Survey Research Center and never linked to your name or other personal information. All data will be reported in aggregate and individual responses will not be released or reported. Your participation is voluntary, and you may choose to skip questions or stop responding at any point. If you do not complete the survey, none of your responses will be retained. Any information obtained that can be connected to you in any way will not be linked to your name in any report. There are no anticipated risks to participants greater than those experienced in daily life.
The IRB has determined that this study meets the ethical obligations required by federal law and university policies. If you have questions or concerns regarding this study, please contact Derek Slagle at drslagle@ualr.edu. If you have any questions regarding your rights as a research subject, please contact the Research Compliance Officer at irb@ualr.edu.
Contacts
Breeanne Carter, assistant director for marketing and communications
Pat Walker Health Center
479-575-7369,
bccarter@uark.edu