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Learn MoreThe intern will analyze pre- and post-training survey and interview data from the SARE Centreâs EAAA Train the Trainer workshops in order to improve the quality of this training. These surveys/interviews assess traineesâ previous experience, skills, knowledge, and confidence in relevant areas as indicators of the workshopâs effectiveness. The intern will also conduct exploratory research to examine how best to recruit young women to register for the EAAA program.
This project will help the SARE Centre promote the dissemination of the EAAA sexual assault resistance program to secondary and postsecondary institutions around the world (our mission) by 1) improving the workshop to best prepare Campus Trainers (graduates of this workshop) to implement the program at their institutions in a way that maximizes the programâs effectiveness, 2) informing the development of recruitment strategies that encourage young women to register for EAAA programs.
Robb Travers
Anne Rudzinski
SARE Centre
Psychology
Education
Accelerate
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