Opportunities
Undergraduate Student Opportunities
There are currently no positions open for undergraduate research assistants. Please continue checking our website for future openings.
If you would like us to put your application on file for future available positions, please complete the Research Assistant Application. Send your application and an unofficial copy of your transcript to Roxanne Hoks at rmmonticelli@wisc.edu or 6001 Research Park Blvd., Madison, WI 53719.
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Students may also contribute to our research as study participants. Please see below for research volunteer opportunities.
Graduate Student & Postdoctoral Fellow Opportunities
Please contact Dr. Abercrombie if you are interested in exploring graduate or postgraduate studies in her laboratory.
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- Posted 11/8/12: Position Opening for Student with Clinical Experience
Our lab is currently setting up a new neuroimaging (fMRI) research study in depressed and healthy individuals. Data collection will begin in early 2013. At that time, we will need advanced undergrads and/or graduate students with clinical experience to assist with screening research candidates over the phone and in person. If you have relevant experience, such as working on a crisis line or training in clinical interviewing, please feel free to contact Roxanne Hoks at rmmonticelli@wisc.edu for more information about a possible future position in our lab.
Research Volunteer Opportunities
We are not currently recruiting participants for studies.
***NEW STUDY COMING SOON***
We plan to start recruitment for our new Depression, Adversity, and Stress Hormones (DASH) Study in May 2013. This study will investigate how stress hormones and early life experiences contribute to depression in women. Please visit the DASH Study website for more information: http://www.psychiatry.wisc.edu/abercrombie/dashstudy/
Looking for research studies?
ResearchMatch.org is a free and secure registry that will match you with studies that are currently recruiting volunteers!
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