This training program focusing on epigenetics is very unique in alcoholism research and will accelerate the training of the next generation of bright young scientists and clinicians in the field of Alcohol use disorder (AUD) research. Visit the Alcohol Research Center for more information.

This NIMH-funded training grant supports clinical psychologists or psychiatrists as they engage in postdoctoral research training in the department, as well as providing predoctoral fellowship support to graduate students in basic and translational neuroscience. 

If you're interested in studying how hormones do and do not influence psychiatric symptoms, visit Training Opportunities section of Dr. Eisenlohr-Moul's lab.

The Glover Lab is hiring! For more details, visit the Glover Lab.

Please visit Graduate and Undergraduate training opportunities of the Women’s Mental Health Research Program for more information.

Dr. Rudd is always open to training and collaborating with students interested in community-partnered research, implementation science, and improving behavioral health outcomes for vulnerable youth. If you want to build CAPACITY, we want to help you. If we’ve piqued your interest, please email your updated CV/resume.

Our research lab offers opportunities for students interested in gaining valuable research in child development focusing on hearing, speech, language, and reading. Students will be engaged in all aspects of the research process, including stimulus creation, data collection, data coding, and data analysis.