WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
Whether you are an undergraduate student, graduate student, or prospective PhD student, there are several ways to contribute to Hoosier Sport’s research and programming.
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Prospective PhD Students
Work with Hoosier Sport through research mentorship, implementation science, program development, and community-based youth development projects. |
Graduate Students
Support applied research through volunteer research assistant roles, MPH internship opportunities, data collection, literature reviews, and program evaluation. |
Undergraduate Students
Get involved through SPH-K 450, program implementation, data collection, independent study, and hands-on work with school and community partners |
Undergraduate Opportunities
Undergraduate students can get involved with Hoosier Sport through yearly recruitment, service-learning courses, independent study, and research opportunities. Students may have opportunities to support school-based programming, assist with data collection, contribute to program evaluation, and help with research-related projects.
Students can also connect with Hoosier Sport through the Hutton Early Research Opportunities Program, as well as independent study options available for 1–3 credits each semester.
Students interested in SPH-K 450 can learn more about the semester experience, including team training, school-based programming, Take 5 reflections, school-based interventions, and final presentations, and final presentations.
Students can also connect with Hoosier Sport through the Hutton Early Research Opportunities Program, as well as independent study options available for 1–3 credits each semester.
Students interested in SPH-K 450 can learn more about the semester experience, including team training, school-based programming, Take 5 reflections, school-based interventions, and final presentations, and final presentations.
Ready to Get Involved
Interested in joining Hoosier Sport? Contact Dr. Kyle Kercher or Dr. Hope Zeller
to learn more about current research, service-learning, and volunteer opportunities.
to learn more about current research, service-learning, and volunteer opportunities.
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Dr. Kyle Kercher
[email protected] |
Dr. Hope Zeller
[email protected] |