The Dog Aging Project is an interdisciplinary team made up of researchers, veterinarians, and administrative staff from all over the country and multiple academic institutions.
Our goal is to understand how genes, lifestyle, and environment influence aging. We want to use that information to help pets and people increase healthspan, the period of life spent free from disease.
We have tens of thousands of participating community scientists who provide us with information about their canine companions as their go about their lives at home. The team at Texas A&M University leads communications and logistics efforts for the project, making us the primary touchpoint with our over 45,000 enrolled dogs nationwide.
See below to learn more about open student employee positions.
Inactive Student Employee Positions
Assist with general office tasks and content creation.
Provides support to our Outreach and Partnership lead, does online research, and completes data entry tasks
Assist with sample support, processing, shipping, and receiving.
Review and extract data from veterinary medical records.
Respond to participant emails and assist with participant support tasks.
Contact carkenberg@tamu.edu for more information
