CEDAR Lab
Join the CEDAR Lab
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Make a Difference Through Innovative Research
CEDAR Lab is dedicated to pioneering research and innovative solutions in the fields of eating disorders and addiction. Our vision is to advance knowledge and develop evidence-based strategies that improve understanding and outcomes for individuals affected by these conditions. Through collaborative research and cutting-edge methodologies, we aim to drive positive change and contribute to the broader scientific community.​​
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Why Join CEDAR?
Groundbreaking Research
Collaborative Environment
Engage in research that deepens our understanding of eating disorders and addiction.
Work with a multidisciplinary team and gain exposure to a variety of research methodologies.
Scientific
Impact
Contribute to research that addresses innovative questions that can lead to improved treatment and recovery strategies.
Promoting
Mental Health
Help advance knowledge in mental health and addiction science to create meaningful societal impact.
Check Out Our Undergraduate Research Trainee Position
The Collaborations in Eating Disorders and Addictions Research (CEDAR) Lab in the Department of Community, Family, and Addiction Sciences is looking for motivated undergraduate research trainees to work on research studies that investigate eating disorders, disordered eating, substance use, and other mental health conditions across multiple populations. Students will need to commit to 10 hours per week for two consecutive semesters (i.e., Summer and Fall; Fall and Spring; Spring and Summer). Trainees must also have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. Tasks may include survey development in Qualtrics, data entry, participant recruitment, assisting on project submissions to the TTU Institutional Review Board, and data management. Research trainees will also be required to attend weekly lab meetings.
If you are interested in this research trainee position, please send your: (1) current CV/resume; (2) unofficial transcripts; (3) a brief description of your decision to apply to the lab; and (4) a brief description about why you are interested in eating disorders and/or substance use to Dr. Melissa Munn-Chernoff at melissa.chernoff@ttu.edu.
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Application Deadlines:
Summer Start - Application Due 04/01
Fall Start - Application Due 08/01
Spring Start - Application Due 12/01
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