Benefits of Joining The R.O.A.D.
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Hands on experience with psychological research
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Apply knowledge learned in class to real life situations
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Learn more about topics common in the field of psychology such as anxiety, depression, mindfulness, self-help, and stepped care
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Gain a meaningful mentoring relationship with a core faculty member of the psychology department
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Increase writing and presentation ability
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Learn more about statistics and statistical programs
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Gain valuable experience before applying to doctoral and master's programs
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Opportunities for leadership experiences
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Join a fun and supportive group of graduate and undergraduate students and make lifelong friends
Join as a Junior Research Assistant (JRA)
Who this role is perfect for​​
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Someone interested in research but cannot commit to RA expectations
The Role
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Assist on projects that the Research Assistants (RAs) and Doctorate Candidates are working on such as: (1) Content analysis on personal statements and program websites for psychological doctoral programs or (2) Content analysis on social medias presentation of depression
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Time commitment varies throughout the semester with a maximum of 5 hours of lab work a week and 2-3 organizational meetings every semester
Minimum Qualifications​
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Interest in getting research experience
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At least freshman status
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At least a 3.0 GPA or higher
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A commitment of at least one semester to the research team (Fall or Spring Semester)
Join as a Research Assistant (RA)
Who this role is perfect for​​
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Someone who wants to pursue a PhD or a thesis track masters
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Someone who wants to be involved in all steps of the research process and work closely with like-minded people
The Role ​​
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Involvement in all steps of the research process, from brainstorming ideas for a study to finalizing a manuscript
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Gain opportunities in presenting research at conferences such as the Rowan Psychology Conference
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Time commitment of 10 hours per week (Includes a 2 hour lab meeting every Wednesday from 2:45-4:45)
Minimum Qualifications
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3.2 or above GPA
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Interest in pursuing graduate education (MA or Ph.D/PsyD)
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At least sophomore status
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Must commit to 2 hours for lab meetings and 8 hours outside of meetings
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A commitment of one year to the research team (Fall and Spring Semesters)
Preferred Qualifications
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3.3 and above overall GPA (3.5 in major)
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Interest in pursuing a Ph.D. in Psychology or MA program with Thesis Requirement
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Completed at least the Research Methods and Stats I courses in major
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The ability to commit 8+ hours outside of lab meetings
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A commitment of 2 years to the research team
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RAs must be available for weekly in-person lab meetings on:
Wednesdays from 2:45pm to 4:45pm during the semester