There's a lot of information out there on sourcing participants. It depends on the type of research you want to do, and the required quality/reporting of research outcomes.
A few methods:
Adwords that drop people on a screening survey, which you use to qualify potential participants
Facebook / Twitter etc.
Casual word of mouth / Friends and family
Sourcing firm or tool like ethn.io
Traditional advertising like you did at your university
The art of finding people hasn't changed much over the years. Here's a few more that I recalled reading:
There's a lot of information out there on sourcing participants. It depends on the type of research you want to do, and the required quality/reporting of research outcomes.
A few methods:
Adwords that drop people on a screening survey, which you use to qualify potential participants
Facebook / Twitter etc.
Casual word of mouth / Friends and family
Sourcing firm or tool like ethn.io
Traditional advertising like you did at your university
The art of finding people hasn't changed much over the years. Here's a few more that I recalled reading:
http://blogs.parc.com/blog/2014/05/9-ways-to-successfully-recruit-market-research-participants/