Who are we?
The Educational Cognitive Neuroscience Lab is currently
seeking assistance from undergraduate researchers for the upcoming Summer 2015
semesters. The laboratory is located in the Department of Human Development and
Quantitative Methodology, 3304 Benjamin Building. The Principal Investigator of
the lab is Dr. Richard Prather. Additional information about the lab can be
accessed at: http://pratherlab.org/
What do we do?
We investigate children’s neurocognitive development with a
primary focus on mathematical cognition and related processes. Our current
project utilizes both EEG and behavioral studies to examine these topics.
What will you be
doing?
RA’s working in the lab will receive training and experience
with EEG methodology. RA’S will also assist in the scheduling and recruitment
of participants. This opportunity is ideal for students interested in graduate school,
or those interested in gaining valuable hands-on research experience. Credit
will be offered for RA involvement.
Requirements
Interested RA’s MUST have flexible weekday schedules and be
able to commit to a minimum of 10 hours per week. Undergraduate RA’s are
required to have at minimum a 3.2 GPA within their major and at least an
overall GPA of 2.8.
Interested?
If this sounds like an opportunity you would like to be
involved in, please send your resume, summer weekday availability, and unofficial
transcript to Sara Fitt at sfitt@umd.edu.
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