Interested in gaining research experience?
Undergraduate research is an essential part of the university experience. Developing mentoring relationships, cultivating an understanding of research design and methodology, and acquiring a range of transferable skills will give you an advantage on any resume! ​
Having prior research experience is often a requirement for graduate school and research related jobs, so it's important that you get involved now as an undergraduate. By becoming a Research Assistant (RA) with the LVAS lab, you will gain hands-on research experience, work with leading experts in the field, and get paid for your time. The LVAS lab does not have any prerequisites for RA applicants -- we are more than happy to teach you all that you need to know!
Become a Research Assistant!
The LVAS lab is looking for motivated individuals seeking to gain research experience and collaborate on ongoing projects. All RA positions in the LVAS lab are paid positions and sever as a wonderful opportunity to gain informative, hands-on research experience. If you are interested in working with us, please fill out this quick survey or email our Lab Manager at kweast@uci.edu for more information.
Learn from the experts
The LVAS lab is proud to host some of the leading experts in the field. You will have the opportunity to learn from Distinguished professors, Post-Doctoral Scholars, Doctoral Students, and Visiting Scholars from across the globe!
Gain hands-on experience
Receive SALT and CITI training certificates; learn how to collect, process, and analyze data; gain experience working with participants; collaborate with researchers and team members across the country!
Get paid for your time
We know that, for many, adding volunteer activities into your schedule can be unrealistic. It is because of this, that the LVAS lab is proud to offer paid RA positions in our lab. We believe that everyone deserves to be compensated fairly for their time and hard work!
Graduate Research Opportunities
If you are interested in working in the LVAS Lab as a graduate student, please contact Dr. Julie Washington and consider applying to the University of California, Irvine's Ph.D. in Education. This multidisciplinary program is focused on advancing education sciences and contributing to improved education opportunities and outcomes for individuals across the entire lifespan.
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To learn more please visit the UCI School of Education's website.
