What Does an Undergraduate Research Assistant in the SPP Lab Do?
You will work as part of a team, gaining hands-on experience by running research participants through the experimental procedures and operating a variety of physiological recording equipment (no previous experience is necessary)
We ask for two semesters of availability, working 8-10 hours per week. If you are a psychology major, you would also have the option of enrolling in PSY 498 units for your work in the lab.
Student Skill-Set Needed
- Dependable, detail oriented, ready to learn new things, and able to work well with a team
- No previous lab or equipment experience is necessary
Compensation
- Academic credit (PSY 498)
- Volunteer
Available: Fall and Spring
Recruitment for Fall 2026 is completed. Applications for Spring 2027 will be accepted during Fall 2026.
Contact: For further information on this opportunity, or to apply, email Dr. Mark Seery.