Mentoring involves a commitment to guiding the student in learning what our lab does, why we do it and guiding them to learn basic skills that will translate to many different areas of science and careers. The student will meet with Dr. Baron weekly in 1:1 meetings and other staff and graduate students more frequently throughout the week. They will be involved in operations meetings, data collection, data entry and analysis. The student will be made part of the team and asked to provide input into our meetings. Another role of this summer program will be the exposure to different career paths in medicine, psychology and public health research.

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