Interested in being an Undergraduate Research Assistant (RA)?

Why become an RA in Psychology? Build Skills, Gain Experience, and Shape the Future of Psychology. Hands-on experience in psychological research. Strengthen your grad school or career applications. Collaborate with faculty & peers. Explore topics in addiction, health, and clinical psychology.

Join the PATH Lab!

The lab is currently accepting applications for undergraduate research assistants! Joining a research lab can be a great way to get more exposure to the research process and to learn about your interests in psychology. 

To apply for a position with the lab, please email Dr. Jessica Powers (jessica.powers@ku.edu) and the lab coordinator, Elizabeth Sekarski (esekarski@ku.edu) the following:

  • a resume or CV describing your prior work or research experiences
  • a few sentences describing what currently interests you in psychology and your goals
  • whether you want to volunteer or earn course credit for your activities in the lab

Research assistants must commit to 2 or more semesters of at least 3 hours per week.

Research Assistants can sign up for PSYC 480 or 580 and receive undergraduate course credit for their work in the lab.

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