Summer/Fall 2019
Research Assistant Positions
Gender, Culture, and Health Lab
University of Maryland
Application
The Gender, Culture, and Health Lab is seeking conscientious, detail-oriented undergraduate research assistants to help with studies related to gender and health outcomes across diverse populations, starting in the Summer or Fall 2019 semester. Projects will focus on how gender norms (e.g., masculinity and femininity) affect mental health outcomes, especially related to alcohol and substance abuse, disordered eating, and sexual assault and violence. Research findings will be used to better understand the intersections of gender and health and to create interventions to improve health outcomes. . In future semesters, RAs would also have the opportunity to conduct independent research related to gender and health or other topics in counseling/clinical psychology. Depending on skill-level and interest, RAs may have the opportunity to present posters or participate in papers for publication. Students selected to work as RAs can potentially earn research credit.
If interested, please fill out the attached application, and email the completed Application to Thomas Le at tple@terpmail.umd.edu by Friday, April 19 at 5pm. Students of diverse and underrepresented backgrounds and identities are actively encouraged to apply. Students who are rising sophomores are also especially encouraged to apply.
Gender, Culture, and Health Lab
University of Maryland
Application
The Gender, Culture, and Health Lab is seeking conscientious, detail-oriented undergraduate research assistants to help with studies related to gender and health outcomes across diverse populations, starting in the Summer or Fall 2019 semester. Projects will focus on how gender norms (e.g., masculinity and femininity) affect mental health outcomes, especially related to alcohol and substance abuse, disordered eating, and sexual assault and violence. Research findings will be used to better understand the intersections of gender and health and to create interventions to improve health outcomes. . In future semesters, RAs would also have the opportunity to conduct independent research related to gender and health or other topics in counseling/clinical psychology. Depending on skill-level and interest, RAs may have the opportunity to present posters or participate in papers for publication. Students selected to work as RAs can potentially earn research credit.
If interested, please fill out the attached application, and email the completed Application to Thomas Le at tple@terpmail.umd.edu by Friday, April 19 at 5pm. Students of diverse and underrepresented backgrounds and identities are actively encouraged to apply. Students who are rising sophomores are also especially encouraged to apply.
