Volunteer as a Research Assistant
The REH lab is a great learning opportunity for research assistants who are extremely reliable, resourceful, motivated, and attentive to detail. All RA's are expected to commit to working in the lab for at least one year, and all RA's are expected to work a minimum of eight hours per week. Students planning to go to graduate school in psychology, students with previous psychology research experience, or students that can commit for more than one year are especially encouraged to apply.
The REH lab is currently taking applications for new research assistants. If you are interested, please complete the application (below) and email it along with your cv to rehlab.sfsu@gmail.com. Dr. Holley will keep it on file and let you know when spaces may become available.
REH Lab Research Assistant Application
Note: if the file looks odd, click View --> Edit Document and it will work.
For those that seem like match for the lab's needs, you will be contacted to set up an interview time when positions are available. These meetings will be an opportunity for us to get to know more about your interests and skills and for you to get to know more about the lab, and we can determine if it's a good fit.
Thank you for your interest in the REH lab!
The REH lab is currently taking applications for new research assistants. If you are interested, please complete the application (below) and email it along with your cv to rehlab.sfsu@gmail.com. Dr. Holley will keep it on file and let you know when spaces may become available.
REH Lab Research Assistant Application
Note: if the file looks odd, click View --> Edit Document and it will work.
For those that seem like match for the lab's needs, you will be contacted to set up an interview time when positions are available. These meetings will be an opportunity for us to get to know more about your interests and skills and for you to get to know more about the lab, and we can determine if it's a good fit.
Thank you for your interest in the REH lab!
Participate in a Study
REAF Study - 1.5 SONA Credits
This study examines resilience, adverse experiences, and mental health. Students at San Francisco State University are invited to participate.
To qualify for participation, you MUST be:
Participation in this research includes individually completing an online questionnaire, which will take 60 - 75 minutes to complete. The questionnaire will ask you about a range of areas, including early and recent adverse experiences (e.g., qualities of your childhood family environment, past or recent experiences of victimization), mental health, emotional functioning, and relationship functioning.
The study will count for a total of 1.5 SONA credits (or you can request a certificate of completion).
To register: http://tinyurl.com/REAFStudy-Registration
This study examines resilience, adverse experiences, and mental health. Students at San Francisco State University are invited to participate.
To qualify for participation, you MUST be:
- A student at SFSU
- 18 years of age or older
- Fluent in English
Participation in this research includes individually completing an online questionnaire, which will take 60 - 75 minutes to complete. The questionnaire will ask you about a range of areas, including early and recent adverse experiences (e.g., qualities of your childhood family environment, past or recent experiences of victimization), mental health, emotional functioning, and relationship functioning.
The study will count for a total of 1.5 SONA credits (or you can request a certificate of completion).
To register: http://tinyurl.com/REAFStudy-Registration
