Vaccine Health Game Project
The Vaccine Health Game Project, led by Dr. Angela Chen at Michigan State University College of Nursing and Dr. Mike Todd at Arizona State University, is recruiting parents or guardians and their children to participate in a short educational digital game focused on cancer prevention.
Participants will play the game and complete surveys designed to help researchers understand how digital tools can support cancer prevention education for children and families.
You and your child will each receive a $10 gift card for every completed survey, with the potential to earn up to $50 per family.
Participation is voluntary.
Find out if you are eligible
Complete the Vaccine Health Game Project screening survey.
For questions, call or text 517.884.4645 or email VaccineHealthGame@msu.edu.
Teen Health Project
The Teen Health Project, led by Dr. Angela Chen at Michigan State University College of Nursing, is designed to help Vietnamese mothers learn about teen health through stories and videos.
Depending on the group you are assigned to, you may receive online educational materials that include four brief stories or videos, each about three minutes long, about teen health. You will also receive links to complete online surveys. Each survey should take approximately 5–15 minutes.
Participants will receive a gift card for each completed survey, with the potential to earn up to $80.
Participation is voluntary.
Find out if you are eligible
Complete the Teen Health Project screening survey.
For questions, call or text 517.884.4645 or email DigitalStoryHealth@msu.edu.
For additional information about both studies, view the combined recruitment flyer (PDF).