UNCG Development, Culture, & Health Lab
College University
Why pick this one
UNCG Development, Culture, & Health Lab studies child development, food preferences, and breastfeeding among Latine/Hispanic families through NIH-funded research.
Best for
- Parents interested in child development research from infancy through early adolescence
- Families interested in studies about food preferences, picky eating, or eating behavior
- Latine/Hispanic families interested in breastfeeding intervention research
- Spanish-speaking individuals seeking research opportunities
- UNCG students seeking mentored undergraduate research experience
Look elsewhere if
- People seeking clinical treatment rather than research participation
- People seeking general childcare, nutrition counseling, or breastfeeding services outside a research study
Specialties
- child development research from infancy through early adolescence
- research on food preferences and picky eating
- research on children's social and cultural group reasoning
- NIH-funded breastfeeding intervention with bilingual peer counselors
- experimental, observational, cross-sectional, and longitudinal studies
What makes them different
- Studies children from infancy through early adolescence
- NIH-funded breastfeeding intervention for Latine/Hispanic families using bilingual peer counselors
- Uses experimental, observational, cross-sectional, and longitudinal research methods
- Offers Spanish-speaking research opportunities including translation, recruitment, interviews, and home visits
- Located in the Eberhart Building at 1098 Walker Street in Greensboro, North Carolina
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 321 McIver St, Greensboro, NC 27412-5011
- Phone
- +13362560052
- Website
- http://devculturehealth.com/
Services
- research study participation
- undergraduate mentored research opportunities
- graduate research opportunities
- breastfeeding intervention research