Student Intern - Cancer Prevention Policy Implementation

Overview

Job Description: Dr. Joseph Lee in the Division of Public Health Sciences is seeking to hire ten summer interns as data collectors for a new tobacco prevention research project. The ten students will be collecting data on the sale of tobacco products by attempting purchases at stores in Forsyth County, including convenience stores, gas stations, dollar stores, drug stores, vape shops, and grocery stores. In addition to submitting your application here, please send any questions to research program manager Mr. Abdul Zahra at [email protected]

DESIRED EXPERIENCE: Student who are experienced with tobacco products or who have previously worked as a cashier in a convenience store or grocery store are preferred. 

REQUIREMENTS: A minimum GPA of 2.0 is required, and students must have a driver’s license and access to a vehicle. Travel will be reimbursed. Because the research protocol involves testing age limits, we can only employee students who will be age 18, 19, or 20 in the entire fall semester. 

Work Schedule: 
The work schedule for this position is very flexible to be during daylight hours, but you are required to work at least 5 hours every week.  

Work Location: 
Student office in the 525@Vine, 4^th Floor