Research Opportunities

Cognitive Neuropsychology
Cognitive Neuroscience, Social Psychology
Early Childhood Development
Mood, Judgments, and Memory
Psychophysiology, Schema, and Depression in
Young Adolescents
School-Settings

For other research opportunities, please contact info@psy.du.edu.

Cognitive Neuropsychology/
Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience
Several on-going studies in the Pennington Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience Lab.

• Flexible hours
• Data entry
• File and folder management
• Must be detail oriented
• Computer skills needed
• Please call Suzanne Miller at 871.4403 to set up an interview.

Cognitive neuroscience, social psychology
Work-study position: Research/Lab Assistant

In this glamorous job, you can spend 8-10 hours a week:

• recruiting subjects
• doing library research
• scheduling subjects
• filing/organizing
• testing subjects
• copying/faxing
• entering data
• doing internet searches

For more information, contact Valerie Stone at 303.871.2572
or vstone@du.edu

Early Childhood Development
A research project investigating the early development of Latino children is seeking individuals to assess preschool-aged children in English and Spanish at Rocky Mountain SER.

Hours per week are flexible. Pay: $12-$13/hour.

Requirement: Proficiency in English and Spanish. Experience conducting assessments, working with children, and/or working on a research project is preferred, but not required.

If interested, please contact Sandra Barrueco at the University of Denver at 303.871.3629.

Mood, Judgments, and Memory
Work-study position open under the guidance of Dr. Piotr Winkielman. Please contact Tedra Fazendeiro at 303.871.3773, or tfazendiero@psy.du.edu to set up an interview and to learn more about the position.

Psychophysiology, Schema, and Depression in
Young Adolescents
If you're planning on applying to graduate programs in psychology, you need research experience. Get research experience this summer!

Research project on psychophysiology, schema, and depression in young adolescents. Will train you in physiological measurement and clinical diagnostic interviewing. To learn more, call Samantha Simms at 303.871.3452

School-settings
We have a work study position open for a student that wants to help with several studies in school settings, most of which focus on ethnic minorities from families with very low family income. Those interested may contact Norman Watt (nwatt@du.edu) or Dore LaForett at 303.871.3680.

Undergraduate Resources

2008 Best Senior Thesis: "Got To Have It: The Effects of Stress and Automatic Regulation of Stress on Impulse Buying" by Gia J. Sullivan.

APA Writing Guidelines

Current 2002 links to career sites and graduate programs in the field of Psychology.

DU's Counseling and Behavioral Health Site offers information about their services and how to train with them.