Thrive Research group seeks doctoral students and advanced graduate students to provide training, mentorship and support to undergraduate students researching topics in counselling and clinical psychology. 

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While the group emphasizes vocational psychology, it covers research across counselling and clinical psychology.

Research mentors help students by having them work on a sample project and/or support student-led projects.  Their duties include:

• Scheduling regular consultations with research assistants

• Ensuring research assistants fill out their hour log

• Providing regular evaluation of RA performance

• Grading research summaries

• Supporting the development of training materials to support students

• Interviewing prospective research assistants

• Helping improve and develop research processes

Research mentors are expected to uphold the highest standards of academic integrity and adhere to all organizational policies.

• All Thrive research projects adhere to the CRediT system (https://credit.niso.org/) for author attribution

• All research mentors are expected to adhere to the code of conduct and anti-discrimination policies

• Strong writing skills, preferably examples of academic writing

• Ability to work independently and in a team