Researchers at the College of Education at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) are studying the impact of racism on school personnel, students and the larger community. Their ultimate goal is to use their research results to mitigate the effects of racism on children and those professionals who serve them. 

They invite your participation in a study to examine the perceived existence and impact of racism in public schools from the vantage point of those individuals most closely involved in school systems: (1) school administrators, (2) school teachers, (3) school mental health professionals (e.g., counselor, social worker, psychologist), and (4) school leaders/governing officials. 

The survey is anonymous and confidential; your answers cannot be tied back to you or your school district. The survey is online and can be completed in approximately 5-7 minutes. 

To preview the survey, you may click here: http://surveytool.unlv.edu/TakeSurvey.aspx?SurveyID=86MM372

Address questions or comments to Jesse A. Brinson, Ed.D, Associate Professor, 702.895.1390, brinson@unlv.nevada.edu; or Shannon Smith, Ph. D., Associate Professor

702.895.5095, shannon.smith@unlv.edu.