You should be interested in good outcomes after mental health problems.

To be successful as an RAs, you should be mature, hard -working, and persistent.

Previous research experience, while desirable, is not necessary.

Undergraduate students will work as research assistants for designated lab projects under the supervision of Dr. Rottenberg

Responsibilities can include attending weekly research meetings and gaining extensive training into the ethical conduct of research.

Tasks may include…

• Running psychological experiments or clinical studies

• Scheduling and running participants

• Training on clinical assessment

• Screening study participants

• Entering, coding, or analyzing data

• Behavioral coding

• Performing literature searches

• Maintaining lab equipment

• Contacting recruitment sites

• Creating content for the lab’s social media

Weekly commitment

• typically RAs will commit 9 hours a week

• Most RAs enroll for credit; it may be possible to work in the lab as a volunteer.

We are especially interested in students who can commit to the lab for multiple semesters.