What are CLIPsters' primary responsibilities?
CLIPsters’ primary role is to represent student voice in the research process. As such, they give feedback on every study that runs on CLRN in order to ensure that it is relevant, applicable, and interesting to students at their school.
CLIP is a flexible program, and students are free to choose their level of engagement. CLIPsters have the opportunity to test activities, participate in focus groups and interviews, and give written feedback on researchers’ studies. They are compensated for their work with a quarterly stipend, which increases in value depending on their level of engagement.
CLIPsters also serve as ambassadors for Character Lab at their schools, helping to promote participation in Character Lab research activities among their peers.