Preferred Channels of Communication for Emergency Preparation

Authors

Rainie Graham, Brigham Young University
Dr. Michael D. Barnes, Brigham Young University

Keywords

channels of communication, emergency preparation, married students

College

Life Sciences

Department

Health Science

Abstract

This report is written as a summary of the research that was conducted throughout the winter and spring of 2000 in support of the funded research proposal titled “Channels of Communication for Emergency Preparation”. This research was intended to establish the preferred communication channels for receiving emergency preparedness information by married students attending BYU. The BYU Institutional Research Office compiled a randomly selected list of 395 students’ electronic addresses. A simple random selection was used for the sampling strategy, to select students who were married and attending the Spring Term at BYU.

Recommended Citation

Graham, Rainie and Barnes, Dr. Michael D. (2013) "Preferred Channels of Communication for Emergency Preparation," Journal of Undergraduate Research: Vol. 2013: Iss. 1, Article 1187.
Available at: https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/jur/vol2013/iss1/1187