What topics does the MRHL research?

We are interested in a variety of topics, including local, national, and international trends in reproductive health legislation; the use of mobile apps to increase accessibility to reproductive health; and visualizing barriers and potential solutions to improving SRH outcomes. We consider ourselves to be an interdisciplinary team drawing research methods from public health, medical humanities, American studies, and other related fields. Check out our previous and current projects for more information.

Do I have to be studying a health or technology related field to be involved in the MRHL?

No! Our lab includes undergraduate and graduate students from a variety of fields, including geography and international relations. You do not need any particular academic background to join, as long as you are passionate about our research topics & mission.

Which projects can are looking for additional RAs/how do I apply?

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What is the time commitment if I choose to become a member of the MRHL?

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Are there options for course credit or paid roles in the lab?

Involvement in the MRHL may potentially be counted as a research credit, internship credit, or BDP connecting experience, depending on your degree plan and major requirements. Please reach out to your academic advisor for more information, and share specific course requirements with Dr. Pinto to see if the MRHL is a good fit.

We do not have the funding to pay research assistants at this time.