The CALLA Lab (Cognitive Agility across the Lifespan via Learning and Attention) is seeking part-time Undergraduate Research Assistants under the supervision of Dr. Rachel Wu. Research assistants will participate in all aspects of projects on visual attention and learning in infants, children, young adults, and older adults. Successful candidates will learn to conduct studies using EEG, eye-tracking, and reaction time/accuracy measures.
The required time commitment is 2+ quarters for 6+ hours per week, unless you are part of the 10-week NSF REU program. If you are not applying for the NSF REU program, please indicate whether you are interested in receiving research credit.
Responsibilities:
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Help running studies with infants, children, undergrads, and older adults
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Scheduling participants for studies
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Designing attention and learning studies
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Analyzing EEG, eye-tracking, and behavioral data and discussing the results
Essential qualifications:
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Demonstrates interest in cognitive science
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Gets along well with other people
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Demonstrates forward thinking to perform tasks independently and efficiently
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Has excellent communication skills with young children and families
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Detail-oriented, motivated, creative, and organized
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3.0+ GPA in psychology or related cognitive science fields
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Experience with Word, Excel, and Powerpoint/Keynote
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Successfully passes a background check
Preferred qualifications:
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Able to write clearly for any audience
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Experience with eye-tracking methods
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Experience with SPSS, R, or other statistical software
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Experience with Photoshop and Illustrator
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Experience with Matlab
Please fill out and submit the form below and send the following to
UCR.callalab@gmail.com:
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CV
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Contact information for two references
If your availability and experience fit with the lab's needs, we will contact you to schedule a meeting to provide you more information about the lab. If there are no positions available at this time, we will keep your information on file and contact you in the future. Please email
UCR.callalab@gmail.com if you have any questions.