Flourishing Families paid research positions
Are you looking to join a research team that will help you gain valuable research experience, work with professors, and get paid? The Flourishing Families Project, which is a longitudinal study of family life, is hiring new undergraduate research assistants for spring and summer 2013. As a research assistant, you would have the opportunity to work with professors to analyze and present data at the Mary Lou Fulton conference, you would work with other research assistants to contact families and collect surveys, and you could use your work for course credit. Applicants who are accepted will also take a 1 credit training class in Winter 2013. f this sounds like something you'd be interested in, please apply today! Applications are available in 1041 JFSB, and they are due back by Oct. 22nd. If you have any questions or would like further information, please contact ff.seattle@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing from you!