Health Equity Lab Internship in Sexual & Gender Minority Health
If you are interested in gaining experience and training in community-engaged research on sexual and gender minority health, please complete the application materials at the link below. Undergraduate Research Opportunities with Dr. Flentje’s lab are for Stanford Undergraduate students, and can be unpaid or for Directed Reading course credit.
Research Topics may include: Minority stress, mental health, clinical research, and epigenetics.
- Gain Experience in community-engaged research
- Strengthen Research and Analytic Skills
- Receive personalized faculty mentorship
- Deepen understanding of Health Equity in SGM populations
- Work on presentations and other research products (time-permitting)
The applicant should have an interest in gaining experience in community-engaged research on Sexual and Gender Minority (SGM) health, working knowledge of SGM identity, and interest in one or more of the following: minority stress, mental health, clinical research, epigenetics. Applicants should be self-motivated and comfortable working independently on tasks, have strong organizational skills and be able to read and synthesize academic writing. A background in the psychological sciences may be helpful.
