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Become a Student Volunteer

The HEALTH Center for Addictions Research and Cancer Prevention is seeking students from all levels interested in getting involved with the research projects we fund and the community-engaged outreach work that we do. Volunteers are accepted based on a competitive application and an interview. POTENTIAL BENEFITS INCLUDE: • Participating in the conduct of cutting-edge research projects • Participating in health fairs and other community outreach events • Attending research talks and other programming • Building relationships with research mentors • Potential professional presentation & authorship opportunities (depending on length and nature of commitment) • Learning more about addictions and cancer prevention • Getting academic credit hours or fulfilling other university program requirements (as requested) DOWNLOAD YOUR APPLICATION BELOW AND THEN SEND US: • The completed application form • A cover letter (1 pg.) explaining your interest in working at the HEALTH Center for Addictions Research and Cancer Prevention • Your resume or CV PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR COMPLETE APPLICATION, PREFERABLY AS A PDF TO: HEALTHrcmi@central.uh.edu Subject Line: RCMI Student App _ Last Name

Become a Community Volunteer

Do you want to do something that is satisfying and of great service to your community? Then become a Community Volunteer for the RCMI at UH!


We are seeking Community Volunteers who are interested in getting involved with the community-engaged outreach work that we do in addictions and cancer prevention. Benefits include opportunities to participate in health fairs and other community events.

   
Volunteers are accepted on the basis of a completed application and an associated training for community volunteers. 


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HEALTH Center for Addictions Research & Cancer Prevention

1100 Health 2, 4349 Martin Luther King Blvd.
Houston, TX 77204

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© 2024 by the HEALTH Center for Addictions Research and Cancer Prevention. The U54 RCMI at UH is funded by the NIH/NIMHD (U54MD015946).

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