Dr. Eno Louden welcomes applications from undergraduate students interested in working in her laboratory. Although applications are accepted at any time, new research assistants are usually brought into the lab at the begninning of each semester or the beginning of the summer.
Requirements:
GPA of 3.0 or higher
Sophomore standing or higher
Interest in research in mental health and criminal justice
Motivation, desire to learn, and a great attitude!
Responsibilities:
Undergraduate research assistants generally begin by learning the basics of research: data entry, literature reviews, and participant recruitment. After successfully learning these basic tasks, advanced research assistants may then have the opportunity to undertake more complex research tasks, such as interviewing research participants, data analysis, and undertaking independent research projects (including honors theses). Paid positions, when available, are reserved for students who have volunteered in the lab for one semester or more.
Benefits:
Great experience
Course credit (Independent Research)
Letter of recommendation for graduate/law school
Advancement into paid positions or supervisory roles when available
Interested?
Please complete the lab application and email it to Dr. Eno Louden.