Undergraduate Students

There are several ways for undergraduates to join the research and training activities that take place in the Healthy Futures Lab. Opportunities range from serving as a volunteer research assistant to participating in community health events. Dr. Harrison often serves as a faculty mentor for Magellan Scholars. Student volunteers can join us as early as their first year, from any major! We typically ask for a 5-hour commitment for new volunteers. See page 10 of our lab manual for research roles. To learn more, please contact Dr. Harrison at harri764@mailbox.sc.edu or complete this interest form to share a bit about yourself and your availability.

Graduate Students

Current Students:

Dr. Harrison often serves as a faculty mentor for cross-disciplinary fellowship programs with graduate students, including the South Carolina Smartstate Center of Health Quality Junior Scholars Fellowship. See page 10 of our lab manual for research roles. To learn more, please contact Dr. Harrison at harri764@mailbox.sc.edu or complete this interest form to share a bit about yourself and your availability.

Prospective Students:

Dr. Harrison may accept graduate student mentees from the School Psychology or Clinical-Community Psychology doctoral programs. Please contact Dr. Harrison at harri764@mailbox.sc.edu to inquire about whether she plans to take students during your application cycle. See our lab manual to learn more about us. Another lab has developed some resources intended to support prospective graduate students through the application process that we think are helpful! If you have any questions or concerns, we encourage you to reach out, we would love to hear from you!