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Neuroscience
Research Assistant positions with the Social and Moral Development Lab!
Research Assistant Positions
Social and Moral Development Lab
http://go.umd.edu/smdlabraposition
http://go.umd.edu/smdlabraapplication
Description:
The Social and Moral Development Lab (directed by Dr. Melanie Killen) is looking for several undergraduate students to join our research group! The lab studies moral development and inter-group relations from young childhood through adolescence. Current projects focus on fairness, social inequality, prejudice, stereotyping, peer relationships, and exclusion. RAs will work closely with graduate students and the PI, gaining valuable research experience in developmental science. RA experience can be a beneficial addition to graduate school applications, and can provide an opportunity to earn letters of recommendation or references for positions post-graduation.
Responsibilities:
-Participant recruitment
-Data collection with children and adolescents
-Data entry, transcribing, and coding
-Regular lab group meetings
-Highly motivated
-Detail-oriented
-Interest in developmental and social psychology
How To Apply:
Please visit the Social and Moral Development Lab website to learn more about our research, and to download an RA application: http://go.umd.edu/smdlabraposition Please email your completed application, a copy of your unofficial transcript, and your resume to [email protected]. The lab accept RAs for course credit or on a volunteer basis.
Social and Moral Development Lab
http://go.umd.edu/smdlabraposition
http://go.umd.edu/smdlabraapplication
Description:
The Social and Moral Development Lab (directed by Dr. Melanie Killen) is looking for several undergraduate students to join our research group! The lab studies moral development and inter-group relations from young childhood through adolescence. Current projects focus on fairness, social inequality, prejudice, stereotyping, peer relationships, and exclusion. RAs will work closely with graduate students and the PI, gaining valuable research experience in developmental science. RA experience can be a beneficial addition to graduate school applications, and can provide an opportunity to earn letters of recommendation or references for positions post-graduation.
-Participant recruitment
-Data collection with children and adolescents
-Data entry, transcribing, and coding
-Regular lab group meetings
Qualifications:
-3.0 minimum GPA-Highly motivated
-Detail-oriented
-Interest in developmental and social psychology
Please visit the Social and Moral Development Lab website to learn more about our research, and to download an RA application: http://go.umd.edu/smdlabraposition Please email your completed application, a copy of your unofficial transcript, and your resume to [email protected]. The lab accept RAs for course credit or on a volunteer basis.
- Ra Positions With The Social And Moral Development Lab!
Research Assistant Positions Social and Moral Development Lab Description: The Social and Moral Development Laboratory has several active research projects involving children and adolescents. Research Assistants learn about the process of research,...
- Great Research Experience Awaits You In The Social And Moral Development Lab!
Undergraduate Research Assistants Social and Moral Development Laboratory Dr. Melanie Killen https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-WK1jWUo8h2UVlvbWNFeU1tQ2M/view?usp=sharing Description: The Social and Moral Development Laboratory has several active research...
- Research Assistants Needed For Spring Social Development Projects!
Spring 2014 Research Assistant positions Social and Moral Development Lab Description: Research assistants gain experience working one-on-one with children, interviewing, doing data entry, learning how to run statistical analyses, reading theories in...
- Research Assistants Needed For Fall Social Development Project!
Research Assistant Positions Social Development Projects Faculty Supervisor: Dr. Melanie Killen, Department of Human Development and Quantitative Methodology Description: Projects involve interviewing children, and/or administering surveys...
- Interested In The Social Or Developmental Psychology Field? Then Apply To Be A Spring 2012 Research Assistant!
Department of Human Development Gain Valuable Research Experience for Graduate School!Become A Social Development Research Assistant! Position: Research Assistant for Social Development Project Spring 2012 Course credit: EDHD 498 or PSYC 479 (3 credits...