Have you experienced food insecurity during your time in college? If you are food insecure, you may struggle to have enough money in your food budget, may skip meals to make your food supply last longer or compromise the quality of your meals.
If you are currently experiencing or have experienced food insecurity, I’d like to speak with you about your experiences for a research study I am conducting. You will be compensated for your time.
Study Information: IRB # 659-19-EX
- In-person, phone, or video conference interviews (ranging between 30-60 minutes).
- Study involves conversations with the researcher about participants’ experiences with food insecurity.
- Each participant will receive compensation in the form of a gift card for participation.
- A student who is 19 or older who has experience with food insecurity as outlined above.
- Currently enrolled as an undergraduate, graduate, or professional student.
- Willing to provide valuable insights on the topic of college student food insecurity.
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