Exercise is Medicine Campus Health Study
Students, faculty, and staff are needed for a study on campus health.
The Exercise is Medicine-On Campus movement is kicking off and researchers are recruiting University of Arkansas students, faculty and staff (age 18 or older) of all sizes, abilities and fitness levels. The study will include filling out an online survey with the option to also participate in an in-person health and fitness assessment.
Participants completing the survey will have the chance to win one of five $50 cash prizes. Additionally, participants whom choose to perform the in-person health and fitness assessment will visit the Exercise Science Research Center at the University of Arkansas. Participants completing the in-person health and fitness assessment will be eligible to win one of three $100 cash prizes. Participants must be English speaking and should not have any limitations preventing them from attempting the in-person assessments.
If you would like to participate, or have any question or concerns, please contact: Bryce Daniels, bxd013@uark.edu, or Erin K. Howie, (479) 575-2910, ekhowie@uark.edu. If you are interested in completing the survey please click on the following link: Exercise is Medicine Survey.
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Contacts
Bryce Daniels, senior graduate assistant
Health, Human Performance and Recreation
501-358-8110,
bxd013@uark.edu
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