Singers play a meaningful role in church settings, and understanding how they care for their voices can help support their long-term vocal health. You are invited to take part in my research study exploring vocal health routines and practices among singers in church and faith-based settings. This study is conducted through Indiana University (Study #27917).
There are two opportunities to participate: an anonymous survey and a 30-minute interview. Eligible participants may choose to complete one or both activities, depending on their availability and interest.
Indiana University Research Study · #27917The survey is completely anonymous and should take no more than 15 minutes to complete. It asks about vocal health, routines, and resources used by church vocalists.
The interview is a 30-minute conversation scheduled at your convenience and conducted either in person or via video call. With your consent, the interview will be audio recorded to ensure accuracy in transcription and analysis.
A brief anonymous survey that takes about 15 minutes to complete.
A 30-minute interview scheduled at your convenience and conducted via video call. With your consent, the conversation will be audio recorded for transcription and analysis. If interested, please email sjohnjor@iu.edu.
Survey responses are anonymous. Interview participation is confidential, and any audio recording will be used only for research purposes with your consent. Participation is voluntary.
If you have questions or would like additional information about this research project, please contact sjohnjor@iu.edu.
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