Project Investigate the Relationship Between Social Media Use and Vaccine Uptake Program Health & Human Sciences Term Academic Year 2024 Status Closed Research Area Nursing; Public health; social science; health science Description Dr. Soojung Jo's research lab is currently conducting a project to examine the association of social media and vaccine uptake. The study aims to investigate the association between social media usage and vaccine uptake through collaborative efforts with community partners and survey research. Supervisor Soo Jung Jo Mentor Soo Jung Jo Type of work required Undergraduate researchers will engage with the community, specifically the School of Nursing’s North Central Nursing Clinics (NCNC), to recruit participants and collect and analyze data. During the summer period, their primary focus will be on data collection. More information about the clinic can be found at: https://www.familyhconline.com/ Websites Qualifications The ideal candidate should possess a valid driver's license and have access to a vehicle to facilitate community outreach efforts. This research opportunity is open to students at any stage of their undergraduate studies. Applicants are required to submit their summer schedule. It is expected that students will dedicate at least 4 hours per day (morning or afternoon) to activities at the clinic. Credit Hours 1 Weekly Hours 3 (estimated)