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Division of Social Work program at California State University, Sacramento. I would like to invite you to participate in this research study because your perspective is

important. This goal of this study is to identify or describe your opinions regarding your personal and professional experience with alcohol and other drugs, and how that

experience affects your practice with clients who have substance use issues.

If you choose to participate in this study, please complete the following survey. The survey will take no more than 5 to 10 minutes to complete. There are no direct benefits to you directly to participate in this study. However, the knowledge gained from this study may benefit participants by providing an opprotunity for self-reflection, and will contribute to research on the topic and greater overall knowledge about MSW students and their relationship with AOD.

There are no known risks to participate in this study. Your identity will remain anonymous and confidential at all times. Information collected will be reported in aggregate form.

Among the measures taken to insure confidentiality are the encryption of all electronic data collected and/or entered into a database (data stored behind a secure firewall). Hardcopied data (if any) will be maintained in a safe, locked location and any information that may identify you will be destroyed by August 31 of 2015.

You are free to withdraw your consent and discontinue participation in this study at any time. By choosing to complete and turn in the survey, you have given your implied consent and therefore agree to participate. If your participation causes any discomfort or emotional distress, please contact: Student Counseling Services available through The Well, located on campus, at (916) 278-6461.

We are highly appreciative of your time. Please feel free to contact Shannon Bravo, at (559) 556-9315. You can also contact Dr. Maria Dinis, the project

a participant in this research study, please call the Office of Research Affairs, California State University, Sacramento, (916) 278-5674, or email [email protected].

I have read the descriptive information on the Research Participation cover letter. I understand that my participation is completely voluntary. My completion of the survey and handing it into the researcher(s) implies that I am agreeing to participate in the study. I may keep this copy of the Research Participation cover letter for my records.

If you have any questions you may contact me at (559) 556-9315 or email me at [email protected]

Or, if you need further information, you may contact my thesis advisor: Maria Dinis, Ph.D., MSW

c/o California State University, Sacramento 916-278-7161

Appendix C

Introduction to Participants

Hi, my name is Shannon Bravo and I am a MSW II student here at Sacramento State. I’m currently working on my thesis, which is focused on the relationship between MSW students and their AOD experience, specifically how their personal and

professional experience affects practice with clients who have substance use issues. Please take the time to complete this survey to the best of your ability. It is voluntary, and the information collected will remain confidential. If you wish to participate, please read and keep the consent form. It should take no more than 5 to 10 minutes to complete the survey. After you are finished, please return the completed survey to me by placing it in the provided envelope, or by putting it in the authorized envelope that is attached to Dr. Dinis’ office #4021, located on the fourth floor in Mariposa Hall.

If you have any questions or would like clarification, please don’t hesitate to ask. You can direct your questions or comments to me now during the survey, or you can contact me through the information provided on the consent form. Thank you for your time.

Appendix D

Email Permission from Professors Hello, Dr. or Professor _______

I’m a MSW II student in the process of collecting data for my thesis on MSW students and their relationship with AOD, including how their perceptions regarding their personal and professional experience with AOD affects their practice with clients. I was hoping to be able to conduct my survey to your 204A class on a day that is agreeable to you. It would be greatly appreciated, and should not take more than 10 minutes to complete. If that is too much class time, then I would like to pass out my surveys and ask that the students return them to the envelope that has been authorized by Dr. Dinis to post on her office door.

I hope to hear from you soon. Thank you,

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