Arab Americans' Experience with and perceptions of crime in Metro-Detroit

Are you interested in working on a federally funded research project?


• To gain research experience and enrich your resume
• To give back to the community
• To earn some extra money

Drs. Wu and Klahm in the Department of Criminal Justice are seeking motivated undergraduate and graduate students to perform data collection for their National Institute of Justice funded project that explores the experience with and perceptions of crime among Arab Americans in Metro-Detroit. We are particularly interested in bilingual students who are able to fluently speak Arabic. Review of applications start immediately and continues until positions are filled. If you are interested, contact us now:

Dr. Wu (ed8620@wayne.edu) or

Dr. Klahm (eu2855@wayne.edu)

Students who are fluent in Arabic and know the culture and local community are preferred.

We are recruiting students to conduct survey interviews. Training will be provided to the interviewers. It's expected that data collection will start mid-May and last until July 2014.

Students participate as research assistants who conduct survey interviews with the respondents.

April 15, 2014