Join the PRRISM Lab to Gain Valuable Research Experience!
What kinds of research training is available?
Experimental, survey-based, and daily diary designs
Quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods research design and analysis
Specialized measurement in health psychology
Behavioral sleep assessment and coding (actigraphy)
Blood pressure monitoring
Working with clinical and medically healthy populations
What are the interests and research topics in the PRRISM Lab?
Physical and mental health
Stress and coping
Stigma and social adversity
Mindfulness and Self-Compassion
Social justice and equity
Public health and advocacy
What research projects could I be involved in?
What are some tasks that research assistants complete?
Recruiting, screening, and consenting participants
Conducting experimental sessions
Performing data management and analysis
Carving independent research questions
Presenting findings
* Please note: We are actively recruiting research assistants for the PRRISM Lab to begin in Fall 2024. If you are interested, please submit an application following the instructions below.
My Mentoring Philosophy and the Shared Expectations of our Lab
I take great pride in being a mentor for undergraduate research assistants. It is my responsibility to help you succeed and grow during your time in the PRRISM Lab (and beyond). I offer individualized research training experiences that are tailored to your goals and interests, and I strive to create a supportive lab environment where we can collaborate as a team. A detailed description of what you can expect from me and what I expect from you can be found here:
PRRISM Lab Shared Expectations
Interested in Joining Our Team?
Research assistants contribute to each phase of our ongoing research studies and are valued members of our team.
Time commitments and responsibilities vary by research project.
LMU Students interested in joining the PRRISM Research Lab should fill out the inquiry form below!