Join Our Team!
Prospective Graduate Students
Dr. Mitchell welcomes prospective graduate students interested in translational suicide prevention research, clinical science, ecological momentary assessment (EMA), implementation science, and related areas of mental health research.
Applicants are encouraged to review the SRPR Laboratory’s research initiatives and publications to determine fit with the lab’s current areas of work. Competitive applicants typically demonstrate strong research interests aligned with the laboratory, intellectual curiosity, motivation for collaborative scientific work, and interest in professional development and mentorship.
Additional information about the Texas Tech University Clinical Psychology program, application process, and deadlines can be found on the department website.
Prospective Undergraduate Research Assistants
The Suicide Risk and Prevention Research (SRPR) Laboratory regularly provides opportunities for undergraduate students interested in suicide prevention research, clinical psychology, and mental health science.
Undergraduate research assistants are involved in many aspects of the research process, including:
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Participant recruitment and data collection
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Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) research
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Data management
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Literature reviews
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Ongoing laboratory projects
Exceptional undergraduate students may also have opportunities to contribute to conference presentations, manuscript preparation, and independent or collaborative research projects.
The laboratory strongly emphasizes mentorship and professional development. Students receive guidance on research skills, graduate school preparation, scientific communication, and professional development in psychology and related fields.
Competitive applicants typically demonstrate:
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Strong academic performance
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Interest in research and graduate training in psychology or related fields
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Professionalism and reliability
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Willingness to work collaboratively within a research team
Completion of a Research Methods course and a Psychology major is strongly preferred.