RA Q&A Features

Do you work or volunteer in a lab as a Research Assistant? Share your experience with other students!

Our RA Q&A series highlights the different experiences, contributions, and perspectives of student researchers who work or volunteer in UBC Psychology’s research labs.

The featured respondent can be a lab manager or an RA, or someone else involved in the research process. These Q&As will be featured on our website and social media channels.

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The PIE Fund creates opportunities for students from underrepresented backgrounds

 
Zaina Alkurdi shares how the Psychology Inclusive Excellence Fund ensures students have equitable access to research opportunities.

RA Q&A with Lauren Belyea-Nisbet from the Memory and Imagination Lab

 
Lauren joins us for a Q&A to share her experiences and the insights she has gained as a Research Assistant.

PSYC240 RA Q&A: Keertana Sanghvi from the Center for Cognitive Development

 
Keertana Sanghvi, a second-year undergraduate psychology student, aspires to be a counselor in the future. Her interest in developmental psychology led to being the Adult Research Assistant at the Center for Cognitive Development, led by Dr.
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