Research Development
Conceptual development, literature reviews, survey design, interview protocols, program evaluation, and research planning.
Research
Trauma Research in Adaptation, Innovation, and the Life Course
Research Branch
TRAIL Lab conducts research on trauma, coping, victimization, offending, justice involvement, practitioner experiences, systems response, and life-course outcomes.
Conceptual development, literature reviews, survey design, interview protocols, program evaluation, and research planning.
Qualitative coding, quantitative analysis, interview analysis, survey analysis, and trauma-focused interpretation.
Conference posters, manuscripts, research briefs, presentations, and applied products that translate findings into action.
Team Structure
TRAIL Lab includes Research Assistants, Lead Research Assistants, project contributors, and collaborators who support trauma-focused research and research-to-practice translation.
Lab Manager: Christian Tapia supports TRAIL Lab operations, communication, task coordination, and research team organization.
Email a resume, unofficial transcript if applicable, and a brief interest statement to lab@thetrailcenter.org.
Research Assistant Opportunities