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The Stress and Development Lab values diversity of all kinds.
We strive to provide enriching opportunities for all trainees (volunteer research assistants, study staff, graduate students, and post-doctoral trainees), including those from marginalized and historically disadvantaged backgrounds. We are committed to increasing the representation of trainees from diverse backgrounds into clinical science settings and ensuring that our field represents the values, perspectives, and experiences of a wider range of students and trainees. As such, we welcome and encourage applications from trainees who identify as members of marginalized or historically disadvantaged groups and work to provide a training environment that supports the needs of all students.
As a scientific community, the Stress and Development Lab aims to provide supportive space for scientific dialogue and development. To this end, we are committed to fostering a safe and supportive community in which all members are able to contribute fully regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, or any other applicable basis. We expect all of our members to behave in ways that promote the supportive and productive exchange of ideas, treating all individuals equitably and with respect.
Lab Director Katie McLaughlin is no longer accepting graduate students at Harvard University.
We are not hiring any full-time Research Coordinators, Research Assistants (Undergraduate or Post Graduate), or volunteers at this time.