The work and research done in the LPD Lab would not be possible without the hard work and dedication of our Research Assistants (RAs). As an RA, undergraduate students at the University of Georgia have a chance to receive hands-on experience in the empirical research process, including data collection, analysis, and research idea development. Our RAs also participate in poster presentations and conferences that allow them to present their unique research questions and findings. See below for our current list of RAs, as well as some samples of past research presentations. Current Research Assistants Kathryn Fuller (Undergraduate Lab Manager) Aarav Sehgal Arden Flynn Arushi Raza Avery Greenberg Cade Osborne Chip Seidenberg Dara Heifler Gracen Wood Izabella Zia Jemsy James Kayla Smith Lilly Roach Priscilla Asamoah Shruthi Nuthi Past RA Research Presentations Between the Clock and Care: Examining How Employees Navigate Health and Work Boundaries Examining the Impact of Gender on the Relationship Between Situational Judgment Test Scores and 360 Performance Ratings Examining the Impact of Race on the Relationship Between Situational Judgment Test Scores and 360 Performance Ratings Examining the Impact of Race/Ethnicity on the Relationship Between Burnout and Turnover Burnout, well-being, and perception of meaningful work in nurses during COVID-19 Effects of gender and income on job satisfaction and happiness The moderating effect of living situation on nurse burnout during COVID-19
