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This interview with Alexander and Helen Astin addressed their major multi-campus, seven-year study on college students' development of spirituality, focusing on equanimity, one of 10 domains they studied and one for which there was little research available at the time of the study. The Astins also discussed the importance of collegial dialogue to unearth important leads in research, the purpose of their research, the origins of the construct of equanimity and its relationship with other variables, surprising and strong findings, and applications of the spirituality research on campuses.

New Research on College Students' Development of Equanimity: An Interview with Alexander and Helen Astin