Understanding Pandemic-Related Distress in International Students: An Ongoing Pilot StudyÂ
Standing
Undergraduate
Type of Proposal
Oral Research Presentation
Challenges Theme
Open Challenge
Faculty Sponsor
Dr. Zareen Amtul
Proposal
This study is designed to investigate pandemic-related distress experienced by international students in various wellness domains through the lens of academic and administrative staff. The primary goal of this study is to build knowledge about the indicators, symptoms, and risk factors associated with pandemic-related distress uniquely experienced and displayed by international students in their interactions with campus staff at the University of Windsor. The results of this study will provide a guide to future staff and faculty development and best practices to meet the specific needs of this student population.
Grand Challenges
Viable, Healthy and Safe Communities
Understanding Pandemic-Related Distress in International Students: An Ongoing Pilot StudyÂ
This study is designed to investigate pandemic-related distress experienced by international students in various wellness domains through the lens of academic and administrative staff. The primary goal of this study is to build knowledge about the indicators, symptoms, and risk factors associated with pandemic-related distress uniquely experienced and displayed by international students in their interactions with campus staff at the University of Windsor. The results of this study will provide a guide to future staff and faculty development and best practices to meet the specific needs of this student population.