Dr. Valerie Reyna is looking for several dedicated and motivated Research Assistants. The only requirements are reliability, intellectual curiosity, follow-through with detail, and a good attitude.
Within each project, distinct roles are available, and new positions will become available as future projects begin. In addition, if you have any specialized skills (e.g. advanced computer programming knowledge), we may have a spot for you as well. Your interests and talents are valued and will help determine your role in the lab.
Specifically, Dr. Reyna is looking for students with:
- excellent follow through
- attention to detail
- ability to successfully work independently
- ability to follow instructions
- the resourcefulness to overcome challenges
Some research assistants will be involved in teaching a health education curriculum. For these positions, previous experience working with adolescents is a plus.
Dr. Reyna is currently recruiting students for fall and spring semesters. Please include additional information about yourself (a resume would be ideal): major and any minor areas of study, interests and career aspirations, any research or analytical skills and experience, grade point average, your academic year, expected year of graduation, and whether you are an honors student. Make sure to include contact information: all telephone numbers and email addresses.
A commitment of (at least) two semesters and 10 or more hours per week is required. Students will receive course credit and many are also able to satisfy requirements for an honors thesis.
To apply, please contact Sarah Edelson (sme28 [at] cornell.edu).
We are seeking teens (ages 13–17) and adults to participate in our current research studies.
Click the link below for more information and to leave your contact details. We will email you with study details, eligibility requirements, and a link to get started with the survey.
Questions?
- If you have any questions or encounter technical issues, please email Allison Hermann at amh352 [at] cornell.edu.
If you are a parent, teacher, or student interested in learning more about study recruitment and potential collaboration at your school, please contact us directly:
- Email: Allison Hermann (amh352 [at] cornell.edu)
- Lab Phone: 607-254-1504