The student research assistant will support Dr. Glynn’s research in psychology and health-sciences. Dr. Glynn’s research projects investigate maternal health and how early life experiences affect child health and development. The primary role of the student researcher will be administering study assessments in a longitudinal cohort of three-year-old children and their mothers. The student will be expected to complete IRB and laboratory training, maintain strict participant confidentiality, and commit to involvement with the project for at least 2 semesters. Flexible hours including some evenings or weekends, average 10 hrs/week, variable up to 19 hours. This is a unique opportunity to gain experience in a research setting and would be a good fit for students interested in psychology, health and behavioral sciences research.
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Part-time
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