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Join RoAD Lab

Prospective Graduate Students 

Dr. Chavarria will be reviewing applications for a new student for the fall  2026 application cycle (to start Fall 2027). Competitive applications are those with independent research experience (e.g., honor's thesis, first-authored scientific publications/presentations, lead or major role in a research project), strong letters of recommendation, long-term goals of academic/research careers, and research interests that align with the RoAD Lab. We are currently looking for applicants interested in understanding the role of inflammation and other mechanism in driving alcohol use and alcohol-related consequences. For more information on the clinical psychology program, please visit the department website. For information on how to apply to the clinical program, visit here.

Prospective Undergraduate Students

Undergraduate research assistants are vital to conducting research. RAs gain hands-on experience in addiction research and comorbid disorders. They contribute to meaningful studies by summarizing literature, managing data and participants, running experiments, and attending lab meetings and trainings. All undergraduate students are welcome to apply.

Students can join the RoAD lab through the Honor's Program, Work Study Program, or as a volunteer RA. Please visit the following links for more information: Honor's Program & Work Study Program

The RoAD Lab requires a 2-semester (consecutive) commitment of 5-10 hours per week. Those interested can send a CV or resume and your grade report/transcript to jchavarr@uwo.ca.

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Thank you for visiting our Lab!

The RoAD Lab is directed by Dr. Jesus Chavarria in the Psychology Department at Western University in London, ON Canada.

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