The PASS Program

The PASS Program Peer Academic Supports for Success (PASS) is a peer coaching study conducted by UMass Chan, BU, & UMB We are currently enrolling students into the study!

PASS/PACS, or Peer Academic Supports/Coaching for Success, is a research-informed peer academic coaching program for freshmen and sophomore college students at Boston University and UMass Boston with mental health conditions. PASS 2.0 is conducted by researchers at the Transitions to Adulthood Center for Research (Transitions ACR) within iSPARC at UMass Chan Medical School in partnership with Bost

on University and UMass Boston. Please complete our preliminary screening form to see if you're eligible to participate at: bit.ly/BUPASS or bit.ly/UMBPACS. This project builds on a project from the 2014-2019 RRTC (NIDILRR/ACL ). PASS is a hybrid randomized controlled efficacy trial/implementation study to test model efficacy for academic persistence and examine implementation factors. The PASS academic peer coaching model aims to improve academic persistence, performance and retention in 18-24-year-old freshmen and sophomores with SMHC. PASS Coaches (juniors and seniors) teach and coach curricula that target academic success for two semesters. For more on this project and others in the Transitions ACR at UMass Chan, visit our website at: www.umassmed.edu/TransitionsACR.

The PASS 2.0 study is now full, and we are no longer recruiting participants. If you are a student seeking support for y...
03/30/2023

The PASS 2.0 study is now full, and we are no longer recruiting participants. If you are a student seeking support for your academic success, time management, or overall wellness, we encourage you to reach out to one of our campus partners, who can help to identify and connect you with services that may be of interest to you.

• If you are a Boston University student, contact Chelsea Cobb of the BU Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation at [email protected] or 857-225-0230.

• If you are a UMass Boston student, contact Jenny Reuter of the Ross Center at [email protected] or 617-287-7407.

• If you are a student elsewhere, contact your school’s office of disability services or academic resource center.

Check out this news article about the PASS Program: An interview with the project’s PI, Maryann Davis, PhD!
11/17/2022

Check out this news article about the PASS Program: An interview with the project’s PI, Maryann Davis, PhD!

Maryann Davis, PhD, is the principal investigator of a clinical trial exploring the benefits of a peer intervention program for undergraduate students.

10/31/2022
Check out this video series on with needs!
09/27/2022

Check out this video series on with needs!

Check out the S.T.A.Y. Tuned podcast, another project by the Transitions to Adulthood Center for Research (Transitions A...
09/02/2022

Check out the S.T.A.Y. Tuned podcast, another project by the Transitions to Adulthood Center for Research (Transitions ACR) at UMass Chan Medical School. To learn more about the S.T.A.Y. Tuned Podcast, the PASS Program, as well as other Transitions ACR projects, visit: https://www.umassmed.edu/TransitionsACR/

Our team has a new podcast!
S.T.A.Y. Tuned: Supporting Transition-Age Youth is for , made by young adults, w/ . We share useful information our research team has gained through studies of transition-age youth/young adults navigating school or work. Listen here or on Spotify: https://buff.ly/3wSCHP9



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