Global Mental Health

Global Mental Health@Harvard Student Research Assistant Program

Thank you for your interest in the Global Mental Health@Harvard Student Research Assistant Program. The program is based upon a cooperative three-party relationship between GMH@Harvard, the faculty supervisor, and the student. Please read through the full program overview for more information.

Applications for the Fall 2024 cohort have closed.

Please reach out to GMH@Harvard Program Manager, Katy O’Neill for any questions.

Proposed Program Timeline

(subject to change)

*Activity*	*Dates*
Host-site/faculty supervisor application deadline	Wednesday, July 10th 2024
Positions advertised	Monday, July 15th 2024
Student application deadline	Wednesday, August 14th 2024
Applications of top candidates sent to hosts who want to conduct interviews	Friday, August 16th 2024
Interview Period	August 2024
Offers sent to candidates by GMH@Harvard (Ongoing until position is accepted)	Friday, August 30th 2024
GMH@Harvard Introduction & Orientation	Monday, September 9th
Mid-term check-in form due	Monday, October 14th 2024
End of term report due	Friday, December 13th 2024

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