For Students
Working in a research laboratory is an opportunity to gain valuable research experience and to work closely with a faculty mentor.
Get involved
Students are encouraged and supported in assuming an active role in developing their own research ideas.
- 6–9positions typically available each semester
- 2+semesters students are expected to take part
What research assistants do
Participate in laboratory meetings, recruit participants, attend observations, collect data from participants, contribute to data analysis, and help organise lab events. The following skills are desirable but not necessary: statistical analysis and experience with young children.
Requirements
You need to have a valid CITI certificate (IRB), and you must have finished the statistics, research methods and lifespan development courses in the major (with a minimum grade of B).
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