dissertation study is a qualitative exploration of intersectional discrimination and health (i.e., mental health, substance use, and sexual behaviors) among young U.S. Latino/x/e gay, bisexual, and queer men. For this study, he is using reflexive thematic analysis and has completed the recruitment and data collection process. He is now assembling a research team to begin coding and analyzing the data. This opportunity is ideal for students interested in Latino/x/e and/or LGBTQ+ mental health, intersectionality, and qualitative research methods. As a first-gen college student, Manuel values mentorship and is committed to supporting students. This opportunity also offers professional development, conference presentation experience, a strong letter of recommendation, and future publication acknowledgments!
Responsibilities:
-Qualitative Data Coding-Coding Meetings
-Memo Writing
-Literature Searches
Qualifications:
-CITI Social and Behavioral Research Certificate-Current Psychology or related Social Science major/minor
How To Apply:
-Interested applicants should email mteran@umd.edu.
