What is CROP?
Campus Research Opportunity Postings - CROP - benefits faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and advanced graduate students seeking research assistance as well as undergraduates looking to gain hands-on research experience. The resource provides a central location for faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and advanced graduate students to post information on opportunities for undergraduates to conduct research, scholarly, or creative activity and for undergraduates to identify and apply for these positions. Research opportunities may be paid, for credit (i.e. independent study), or volunteer.
For Faculty/Post-docs/Graduate Students Looking for Undergraduate Research Assistants
To post a research assistant position to the CROP database, complete the . If you need any assistance, email bpolzin@binghamton.edu or urc@binghamton.edu.
Please note: This form is not intended for graduate students seeking research opportunities for themselves but only to advertise positions you have available for undergraduate students.
Current Opportunities
Students can review current listings below and apply as indicated in the opportunity posting. This database allows faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and advanced graduate students to fill positions quickly after a need is identified and provides students with up-to-date information on openings.
Research Opportunities
Undergraduate Research Assistant - Lab Tasks and Performance Work
Description:
Research Assistants will be responsible for administering RMR and GXT testing sessions, preparing the lab and equipment for participant testing, collecting and organizing participant survey responses, entering and managing data, attending regular lab meetings, reviewing relevant literature, assisting with health science communication, contributing to abstract writing and research paper submission, and supporting the dissemination of findings at nationwide conferences.
This position provides experience in clinical research methods, metabolic testing, exercise physiology, data collection, literature review, scientific writing, and research dissemination. Students interested in medicine, healthcare, exercise science, public health, and clinical researchers are encouraged to apply.
Students involved in the lab will be required to complete and obtain the following once accepted: CITI certification, CPR/AED training and Metabolic Cart training prior to assisting with testing procedures.
Faculty Advisor: Daniel G. Miller | Lecturer and Lab Director of the Metabolic and Exercise Physiology Lab
Academic Department: Department of Health and Wellness Studies
Website: /decker/clinics-centers/mepl/
Classification: For Credit
Position Availability:
Level(s):
- Freshman
- Sophomore
- Junior
- Senior
Appropriate Major(s):
- All Majors
Minimum GPA (if applicable):
Pre-requisite coursework/experience:
Application Deadline: Ongoing
Application Procedure:
Application Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSctXjcSBX9aOCBoRjkOL4A3oh6SSjKdO9-oYr7oTx4kRQA03w/viewform
Reach out to hwsmetexe@binghamton.edu or dgmiller@binghamton.edu with any questions.
Undergraduate Research Assistant - Lab Tasks and Performance Work
Description:
Research Assistants will be responsible for administering RMR and GXT testing sessions, preparing the lab and equipment for participant testing, collecting and organizing participant survey responses, entering and managing data, attending regular lab meetings, reviewing relevant literature, assisting with health science communication, contributing to abstract writing and research paper submission, and supporting the dissemination of findings at nationwide conferences.
This position provides experience in clinical research methods, metabolic testing, exercise physiology, data collection, literature review, scientific writing, and research dissemination. Students interested in medicine, healthcare, exercise science, public health, and clinical researchers are encouraged to apply.
Students involved in the lab will be required to complete and obtain the following once accepted: CITI certification, CPR/AED training and Metabolic Cart training prior to assisting with testing procedures.
Faculty Advisor: Daniel G. Miller | Lecturer and Lab Director of the Metabolic and Exercise Physiology Lab
Academic Department: Department of Health and Wellness Studies
Website: /decker/clinics-centers/mepl/
Classification: For Credit
Position Availability:
Level(s):
- Freshman
- Sophomore
- Junior
- Senior
Appropriate Major(s):
- All Majors
Minimum GPA (if applicable):
Pre-requisite coursework/experience:
Application Deadline: Ongoing
Application Procedure:
Application Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSctXjcSBX9aOCBoRjkOL4A3oh6SSjKdO9-oYr7oTx4kRQA03w/viewform
Reach out to hwsmetexe@binghamton.edu or dgmiller@binghamton.edu with any questions.