Resources & Listings

This page is dedicated to those interested in exploring opportunities within academia and getting involved in research. Here, you'll find an archive of job listings, scholarships, and conference opportunities, along with posts on mentorship programs and best practices in science. I recognize that sourcing opportunities in research can be a strenuous and anxiety-provoking process and that resources aren't always up-to-date or immediately helpful.

I'm also happy to share additional resources via LinkedIn, Twitter, or directly via email (annalisamyer1@gmail.com).

PSYCH RESEARCH LIST

Discover research opportunities, graduate school resources, and more!

SPARQ - Lab Manager, hiring now!

Applications received by March 23rd (2026) will receive first consideration; others will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

https://sparq.stanford.edu/news/job-opportunity-lab-manager-2026

Jr. Quantitative UX Researcher (TEMP), remote

Junior Quantitative Researcher is a temporary, full-time remote position with a pay rate of $38 – $45 per hour. This role provides technical support for survey research projects, including programming survey logic in enterprise-level tools, calculating sample sizes and margins of error, and performing basic statistical analysis to ensure all client data is accurate and actionable.

Apply online https://userresearchinternationalllc.applytojob.com/apply/OiQkvIfjEN/Jr-Quantitative-UX-Researcher-TEMP

Research Assistant (postbac) Opportunity at the Emotion and Psychopathology in Context Lab

Prof. Mark S. Chen at the Department of Psychology, Harvard University, invites applications for a full-time, in-person research assistant/lab manager position. We study how emotion and emotion regulation processes interact with contexts to shape risk and resilience across the lifespan, with a focus on depression and anxiety disorders. We use multi-method approaches, including ecological momentary assessment, laboratory experiments, and psychophysiology, along with advanced quantitative methods and computational modeling.

This is an excellent opportunity for motivated students preparing for graduate study in clinical psychology or related fields. Candidates should have some familiarity with one of the following software (Linux, MATLAB, R, or Python), strong interpersonal skills, and research experience.

To apply, please use this link to upload your resume (or Curriculum Vitae) and cover letter in one combined PDF (resume/CV followed by cover letter): https://lnkd.in/e7aiU5hJ

At the end of your resume/CV, please include the names of two supervisors or mentors who can provide professional references. References will be requested from a shortlist of applicants.

Questions can be directed to Prof. Mark S. Chen at markchen@fas.harvard.edu.

Research Analyst position at the University of Chicago, Consortium Research Nagoaka

Know anyone with data wrangling skills and a desire to enter the wild world of education research? Check out the opportunity below. Note: Chicago-based, U.S.

https://lnkd.in/gXW3vsVRhttps://lnkd.in/gXW3vsVR

Summer Research Intensive, Philadelphia, July 13-17, 2026

Intersectionality Training Institute, an engaging, 5-day in-person experience in Philadelphia, PA, brings together expert intersectionality researchers and scholars such as Lisa Bowleg, PhD, MA, Stephanie Cook, PhD, MPH, and Chioma Nnaji, MPH to deliver interactive and first-rate training about the most important things you need to know to elevate your qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods intersectionality work and intersectionality practice.

See more information on their website:

https://www.intersectionalitytraining.com/summer-intensive/