PSY 357 Developing Culturally Sensitive Treatments
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROJECT
Faculty:
Manuel Ramirez III, Ph.D.
Contact:
Gladys Valdez gladys.valdez@gmail.com
Description:
The Laboratory of Multicultural Processes and Mental Health is currently conducting research to understand better understand how standard mental health treatments can be modified to make them more culturally sensitive.
Qualifications:
1. Be a responsible person
2. Have at least a 3.0 GPA
3. Interested in learning about psychotherapeutic treatment for diverse populations
Duties:
1. Administration of treatment protocol
2. Interviewing potential participants
3. Inputting data
4. Coordinating appointments
Benefits:
1. This is an excellent opportunity to learn how treatment interventions used in therapy are developed.
2. You will also learn a lot about multicultural therapy which is currently a very “hot” topic in both clinical and counseling psychology.
3. If interested, we will teach you how to apply to graduate school, look over your resume, personal statement, etc.
4. We will also write letters of recommendations depending on your performance in the lab.
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