Visit the Lab!
If you are interested in participating in the research conducted by the REACH Program, welcome! We are currently recruiting for a study of 6-7 year old children! If you are interested, please email or call for more information! |
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As a participant in the REACH Lab, your visit to our facility begins at the corner of Prairie St. and West University Dr. We will meet you there and provide you with a parking pass! |
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After parking in the lot, make your way out to West University Dr., where one of the REACH Lab research assistants will be waiting to direct you to our research space across the street in Sierra Hall. |
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If you need any further assistance finding any of these locations, you may find this map helpful. |
The REACH lab is located on the third floor of Sierra Hall, in the SH350 research suite (once again, a research assistant will direct you into the building). We have several exciting spaces for you and your child(ren) to enjoy while you are visiting with us! |
During the course of the visit, your child or adolescent will play a series of fun and challenging games, as well as answer a few straightforward questionnaires, in our child assessment room... |
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At the same time, you'll be speaking with a research assistant in our comfortable parent interview room... |
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If you have other children that need child care while you visit us, they'll be able to play with our research assistants in the child care/play room! |
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We look forward to your visit with us soon! Please don't hesitate to call Dr. Berzenski at (818) 677-4469, or email reachprogramCSUN@gmail.com if you have any questions or are interested in participating! You can also sign up with us directly online by filling out the following brief screening form: After filling out this form, if you qualify for the study you will be directed to a website to schedule a time to visit us. After that, a staff member from the lab will call you back to verify your information and scheduled visit time! We look forward to seeing you soon! |
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