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Rippling Effects of Health Interventions


Faculty Mentor: Shinduk Lee
Title: Assistant Professor
College: Nursing

Project description

Project 1. Systematic review of literature to examine the rippling effects of lifestyle and chronic disease management programs from older adults to their social networks.

Project 2. Exploratory study to examine the social network influence on individuals' decision on diabetes prevention program participation

Student Role: Project 1. Help with literature review and research dissemination [RD] (eg, manuscript development)
Project 2. Help with participant interaction, interview, analysis, and RD
Student Benefits: 1. Opportunity to learn and practice research skills and tools;
2. Opportunity to learn about chronic disease programs and potential social network influence.
Project Duration: About 8-10 hours/week for 2 semesters
Opportunity Type: IN PERSON + VIRTUAL/REMOTE - Hybrid; Volunteer; This is a paid research position; This is a work-study research position; Prepare a UROP proposal; Write an Honors Thesis or Senior Thesis; Earn independent study credit
Is this a paid opportunity: No
Minimum Requirements: Demonstrated interest in science/research and background in population health, or other related fields. Any experience in research is preferred, but not required