Contact
LOCATION
Stanford University
450 Jane Stanford Way
Building 420
Stanford, CA 94305
ALIA CRUM'S CONTACT INFO
Stanford University
Building 420, Office #244
450 Jane Stanford Way
Stanford, CA 94305
Phone: 650.725.2418
CONTACT MBL
For anyone interested in contacting the lab for general or press inquiries, please email MBL LAB.
RECEIVE MBL UPDATES
If you're interested in receiving occassional email updates pertaining to the lab's research, please fill out this GOOGLE FORM
CURRENT UNDERGRADUATES
If you're interested in having Professor Crum be your undergraduate psychology advisor, email JESSE BARRERA to set up a meeting with her. Be sure to bring your completed course form to your meeting.
JOIN MBL
If you are interested in becoming a member of our lab and carrying out research, we'd love to hear from you. The various ways of getting involved are outlined below:
Attend lab meetings: If you are interested in joining the Mind & Body Lab, we strongly recommend attending lab meetings. To find out more about them, please email JESSE BARRERA.
Apply to be a MBL Research Assistant: Research Assistants are a core part of the lab, and contribute in many ways, including performing literature reviews, subject recruitment, data collection and analysis, and experiment design. Research assistants can receive credit or work-study compensation. If interested, please email JESSE BARRERA for application materials.
Apply to be a PhD student: Dr. Crum is not accepting students during the 2020-2021 application cycle however you may still apply to the Social Area broadly. Information on applying to graduate education can be found HERE
Apply to be a Postdoctoral Scholar: We are not accepting applications for postdoc positions at this time, but if you would be interested in future opportunities, send your CV to Jesse Barrera. Desired qualifications for postdocs in our lab include excellent methodological and statistical expertise employing experimental, longitudinal, and/or assessment-development designs and experience conducting research using hormonal, immune, cardiovascular, or other physiological indicators.