Whitney Brown: Clinical Psychology
Research Interests
- How college students regulate (manage) their emotions and to what extent they use substances for this purpose. This lab examines the use of cannabis and alcohol, their simultaneous use, and the consequences of college students' substance use. Dr. Brown is also interested in emotional dysregulation, including difficulties in identifying and describing emotions.
Are you looking for student research assistants for the upcoming semester(s)?
- Yes
Which semesters are you looking for?
- Fall 2025
How many students are you looking for?
- 1-4 students
What years do you prefer students to be?
- First Year or Sophomore
- A three-semester commitment is preferred
Student Involvement
- Setting up the lab space, literature reviews, other support tasks
- Long-term research assistants will participate in all aspects of the research process, including opportunities to present at regional or national conferences
Student Skills and Qualifications
- Completion of PSYC 251/250 or currently enrolled
- Conscientious, organized, motivated and intellectually curious, works well with others, strong writer, computer savvy
- Interest in clinical psychology, social work, or a related field
Additional Comments
- Interested students should email Dr. Brown for a brief application.
- Rising sophomores and juniors may apply to join in Spring 2025.
- Applications from rising seniors will not be considered.