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The University Depression Study Group consists of a small group of academic researchers devoted to studying depression in an effort to improve depression care. We do so through anonymous online surveys that allow us to learn from the experiences of people living with depression. Our team includes medical professionals and social scientists, all from top research universities. If you are 18 or older, we invite you to join our group and participate in our survey research projects.

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