via UIC/Dept of Criminology, Law, and Justice
Volunteer Research Assistants for Research on Sexual Assault, Social Support, and Recovery
We are looking for motivated social sciences majors-Psychology or Criminology, Law and Justice undergraduates REQUIRED - to help us with an NIH-funded study of sexual assault disclosure, social reactions from informal social networks members, and recovery outcomes.
If you are interested in survey and interview research on sexual assault survivors and their informal supports, PTSD, and problem drinking, our project is an excellent opportunity to learn valuable skills and observe experienced, serious researchers at work.
Students must be sophomores, juniors, or seniors and have a strong academic record (3.5 GPA). Research experience is strongly preferred (may include research methods and/or statistics classes), especially in the field of sexual assault. Students with strong writing skills and experience in data analysis may have opportunities for publication. As undergraduate assistants, students will assist the professor and a team of graduate students with various research tasks, including recruitment and general virtual office tasks. Other tasks may include literature searches, data coding and entry, and data analysis, and interview transcription.
Students will receive 1 credit hour for every 3 hours of work per week or 3 credit hours for 9 hours of work per week. Students can also earn credit for an Honors College activity.
Please email the completed attached application and a resume/CV with references listed if you are interested to seullman@uic.edu.
See attachment for URE Profile for more information.
Contact researcher via URE Email Webform: https://ure.uic.edu/email.php?name=Sarah%20E.%20Ullman&email=seullman@uic.edu
