CAPE-Youth Professional Development

Center for Advancing Policy on Employment for Youth (CAPE-Youth) Data Collection

5. CAPE-Youth PD Study Demographic Items final IRB approved

CAPE-Youth Professional Development

OMB: 1230-0015

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CAPE-Youth

Demographic Questions for PD Group Concept Mapping

OMB Control No: 1230-0NEW

Expiration Date: XX/XX/20XX

DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION CAPTURED IN GROUPWISDOM™

Demographic Fields

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  1. State/territory in which you work/provide services (this will be a dropdown)

Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida

Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island

South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming



  1. Please indicate your primary role/field of work

    1. Teacher in Pre-K-12/Secondary Education

    2. Administrator in Pre-K-12/Secondary Education

    3. Program Specialist of State Education Agency

    4. Administrator of State Education Agency

    5. Instructor in Community College

    6. Administrator/Disability Services Coordinator in Community College

    7. Instructor/Professor in 4-year College/University

    8. Administrator/Disability Services Coordinator in 4-year College/University

    9. Instructor in Career and Technology Education

    10. Administrator in Career and Technology Education

    11. Support Services Coordinator in Developmental Disability Agency

    12. Administrator in Developmental Disability Agency

    13. Counselor in Vocational Rehabilitation (VR)

    14. Administrator in Vocational Rehabilitation (VR)

    15. Project Staff or Coordinator in Title I WIOA-Funded Workforce Systems

    16. Administrator in Title I WIOA-Funded Workforce Systems

    17. Instructor in Title II Adult Education

    18. Administrator in Title II Adult Education

    19. Social Worker in Child Welfare

    20. Administrator in Child Welfare

    21. Specialist/Counselor in Juvenile Justice

    22. Administrator in Juvenile Justice

    23. Counselor/Program Coordinator Mental Health Agency

    24. Administrator in Mental Health Agency

    25. Benefits Planning Specialist in Social Security Administration

    26. Administrator in Social Security Administration

    27. Program Staff of Professional Associations

    28. Administrator of Professional Associations

    29. Program Coordinator/Service Provider in Nonprofit Organizations

    30. Administrator in Nonprofit Organizations

    31. Other Role in Youth Serving Agencies (Please indicate)

  1. How many years have you worked in your current field (open text box)

  2. Of the populations listed below, which ones do you serve in your current role? (check all that apply)

    1. K-12 in school youth/students with disabilities

    2. Out of school youth with disabilities (youth ages 16-24 not in school)

    3. Opportunity youth with disabilities (i.e., youth between the ages of 14-24 who may represent one or more of the following categories) (check all that apply)

      1. Dropped out of high school

      2. Pregnant and parenting youth

      3. Minority group (racially and ethnically diverse)

      4. Foreign language speakers

      5. Immigrant, migrant, and/or refugees

      6. LGBTQ+

      7. Have experienced or are experiencing homelessness

      8. Involvement with the juvenile justice system

      9. Involvement with child welfare/foster care

      10. Residing in a rural area

    4. Undergraduate or graduate students who will work in fields supporting youth with disabilities

    5. Adults who support youth with disabilities

    6. Adults with disabilities

  3. Considering the populations you indicated serving in the previous question, please choose the primary population you serve? (select only one)

    1. K-12 in school youth/students with disabilities

    2. Out of school youth with disabilities (youth ages 16-24 not in school)

    3. Opportunity youth with disabilities (i.e., youth between the ages of 14-24 who may represent one or more of the following categories) (check all that apply)

      1. Dropped out of high school

      2. Pregnant and parenting youth

      3. Minority group (racially and ethnically diverse)

      4. Foreign language speakers

      5. Immigrant, migrant, and/or refugees

      6. LGBTQ+

      7. Have experienced or are experiencing homelessness

      8. Involvement with the juvenile justice system

      9. Involvement with child welfare/foster care

      10. Residing in a rural area

    4. Undergraduate or graduate students who will work in fields supporting youth with disabilities

    5. Adults who support youth with disabilities

    6. Adults with disabilities

  4. Does your agency/organization provide direct services to youth with disabilities?

  • Yes

    • In your current role, do you provide direct services to youth with disabilities?

      • Yes

      • No

  • No



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