Research resources
Survey instruments and laboratory recording tools used in the URCPP project, together with links to research resources.
Student well-being & context survey
The research survey covers health, resilience, perceived stress, food security, and student circumstances. The linked GitHub-hosted page is an original pilot form. The broader study also includes additional well-being and contextual measures described on the URCPP project page.
The linked pilot form is a research collection interface, not a public demonstration. Visitors should not enter personal information or submit test responses. Its pilot wording does not describe the current status of the completed data-collection effort.
- Health and well-being
- General health, resilience, perceived stress, depressive and anxiety symptoms, sleep, and fatigue.
- Resources and daily demands
- Food security, financial strain, work demands, academic pressures, and social support.
Mind Body Lab digital data sheet
A structured digital record for body composition, grip, balance, squat, jump, and isometric mid-thigh-pull assessments. The public preview preserves selected fields and trial structure from the project’s lab-entry form, with identity fields and submission functionality removed.
Research workflow
My earlier research work at the James P. Grant School of Public Health included questionnaire design, training data collectors, field monitoring, and managing survey datasets with SurveyCTO and ODK. Current development includes R-based instructional applications and SQL workflows for larger datasets.
No participant-level research dataset is published here. The lab preview is read-only: there are no response inputs, submission endpoints, or participant identifiers. Contact me about research materials or collaboration.