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Analysis of Student Participation in Introductory and Advanced WGS Courses: Survey Insights

This analysis details student participation in a 2.5-week introductory and an advanced WGS course. Out of 35 applications, 15 students withdrew due to time constraints. A total of 20 students were offered places in the introductory course, with 19 completing both questionnaires administered at the start and end of the course. The transition to the advanced course involved further surveys, with a focus on informed decision-making and educational impacts. Notably, personal WGS data was provided midway through the advanced course. Follow-ups included a 6-month survey and interviews.

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Analysis of Student Participation in Introductory and Advanced WGS Courses: Survey Insights

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  1. Supplemental Figure 2. Elective 2-part (introductory & advanced) WGS course advertised Applications received (n=35) 15 students not offered places / removed themselves due to time constraints Students offered & accept places on 2.5 week (26 hours) introductory WGS course (n=20) T1: 2.5 week intensive introductory WGS course begins: Questionnaire 1 administered (n=19, 100%)* T2: 2.5 week intensive introductory WGS course ends: Questionnaire 2 administered (n=19, 100%)* ~ 6 weeks pass between end of introductory course (T2) and start of advanced (T3) WGS course *One student was not able to attend the mandatory first session of the advanced course (T3) for unrelated reasons, and so was excluded from all analyses, leaving a final sample size of n=19 Boxes shaded in blue indicate the primary data collection time points focused on informed decision-making about receiving personal WGS in the educational setting Boxes shaded in orange indicate the primary data collection time points focused on educational and psychological impact of receiving personal WGS in the educational setting 1 student was not present at T3 (start of Advanced course) T3: 1-semester advanced WGS course begins: Questionnaire 3 administered (n=19, 100%)* Students make decision re WGS and have appointment for blood draw if choose to do so (n=19, 100%) Personal WGS raw data files returned to students half way through advanced WGS course (n=19, 100%) 2 students did not complete questionnaire at T4 T4: 1-semester advanced WGS course ends: Questionnaire 4 administered (n=17, 89%) T5: 6 month follow-up: Questionnaire 5 & telephone interview administered

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