Penn State Brain Development Lab • Student Info

Overview

The Brain Development Lab, part of the Psychology Department at Penn State, is looking for undergraduate research assistants to study the development of spatial perception, motion coherence, and visual acuity in early infancy. You can earn research projects (PSY 494) credit or work study funds, and learn video, computer, and communication skills. Prior research experience and computer skills are a plus, but aren't required. We are especially interested in students who have morning hours or are interested in developing skills in advertising, marketing, or public relations.

To apply, please complete the following application form and click on the "Send Application" button below.

Current Members

Jeremy Fesi, Graduate Student
Nikhita Dharbhamulla, Undergraduate Student
Patricia Jones, Undergraduate Student
Alex Nauman, Undergraduate Student

Recent Alumni

Emma Cusumano, McGill University
Lucian Ryan, Gettysburg College
Mike Yannes, Temple University School of Medicine

Application

Now Accepting Applications for Spring 2010

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