Research Assistants Needed: Conformity, Attitudes, Threat, & Stereotypes (CATS) Lab

We are seeking highly motivated undergraduate students to join us and gain hands-on experience exploring social psychology through the lens of social identity. Researchers in our lab explore discrimination, identity, religiosity, political psychology, and a variety of other topics regarding how our identities shape our worldview and behavior. No prior research experience is required! As long as you're willing to learn and engage, we're happy to have you in the lab.

Research Assistants may choose to:

• Earn PSYC 290 course credit
• Earn PSYC 494 course credit
• Volunteer to build valuable research skills and experience

We're Looking For:

• Conscientious, reliable, and eager students
• Strong team players who collaborate well with others

Possible Responsibilities:

• Conducting literature reviews
• Data entry, processing, and analysis
• Assisting with in-lab experiments
• Participating in lab meetings and discussions
• And more!

About Applying:

• Application review begins immediately
• Selected candidates may be requested to do an interview - keep an eye on your email for information!