Intervention Development: Young Adult Smokers and Vapors
Participate in various research activities to contribute to reducing the harms of smoking behaviors among young adults in this NIH-funded study.
Project description
This study explores barriers to progress toward smoking cessation and will identify strategies to implement innovative smoking cessation intervention among young adults. Student involvement will include hands-on research experiences, including recruitment, data collection, data analysis, and dissemination.
This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to reduce the harms of smoking behaviors among young adults, which will be meaningful for creating healthier society.
Project outcome
- You can plan for a poster presentation.
- If interested, you can be a co-author of an article for journal publication.
Project details
| Length of commitment | Flexible |
| Start time | Anytime |
| In-person, remote, or hybrid? | In-person |
| Level of collaboration | Flexible |
| Benefits | Potential academic credit and/or work study |
| Who is eligible | All undergraduate students |
Project mentor
Eunhee Park
Assistant Professor
School of Nursing
Start the project
- Email the project mentor using the contact information above to express your interest and get approval to work on the project. (Here are helpful tips on how to contact a project mentor.)
- After you receive approval from the mentor to start this project, click the button to start the digital badge. (Learn more about ELN's digital badge options.)
Preparation activities
Once you begin the digital badge series, you will have access to all the necessary activities and instructions. Your mentor has indicated they would like you to also complete the specific preparation activities below. Please reference this when you get to Step 2 of the Preparation Phase.
- Students can distribute flyers and conduct interviews as appropriate.
- Students also can participate in data analysis.
Keywords
nursing, smoking, invention, young adults, health, addiction