Concerned about how your eating, physical activity and stress practices impact your health? Participate in Y.E.A.H. (Young-adults Eating & Active for Health) Project.
If you are 18-24 years old and a full-time first-, second- or third-year undergraduate student attending Syracuse University, you may be eligible to participate in an online nutrition, physical activity and stress management study.
Physical assessments are conducted in 211 Ernie Davis
Participants earn $75
For more information, go to www.YEAHproject.com or contact Amanda Hamilton at SUYEAH@syr.edu. Registration ends soon. Enroll now!
Website: http://www.YEAHproject.com
Contact Person: Amanda Hamilton, Nutrition Science and Dietetics,
SUYEAH@syr.edu
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