Study on the Experiences of Undergrads with Disabilities

Please see below for information on study participation: Hello Everyone! My name is Joyce Ann Miguel and I am a UTM Undergraduate Psychology Thesis student who hopes to gain some insight into the experiences of undergraduate students with disabilities as my Thesis project. The project is supervised by Professor Stuart Kamenetsky and will attempt to delve into the barriers that undergraduate students with disabilities face in attaining the necessary credentials and experiences required for admission to postgraduate programs in the ‘helping’ professions (e.g., psychology, medicine, nursing, education, and/or social work). We are seeking participants to partake in our study. Participation […]

Platform for Co-Presidents

Co-Presidents (2) Amanda Ma — In Slate with Tiffany Yang Hi everyone!  My name is Amanda, and I’m an incoming 4th year student at UofT! I’ve been on the PSA team for two years now with experience as a social subcommittee member and social co-coordinator for the past year with Tiffany! I’ve developed an extensive understanding of the club’s dynamics and the various roles and responsibilities of each team member. I am excited to announce that Tiffany and I will be running in a slate for co-president for the upcoming school year! As a dedicated team with the goal of […]

Office Hours Winter 2024

PSA Weekly Hours are back with a new schedule for the winter semester! 🥰🥳 Students’ Office Hours are designed to be an in-person discussion based session! Students can drop-in at the PSA office (SS 509) to ask any questions and connect with other psychology undergraduates. This is a great opportunity for psychology students to participate in small-group discussions, while learning from the experiences of our general volunteers and subcommittees! Study-with-Me Hours are designed to provide students with a quiet in-person study session! In these sessions, psychology students can attend the specified study group rooms around the St. George Campus (Robarts […]

RA Recruitment at The Psychology of Emerging Adulthood Research Lab

The Psychology of Emerging Adulthood Research Lab (PEARL) at the University of Toronto is seeking 1-2 research volunteers to assist with a study on cannabis use motives among emerging adults. All research tasks will be conducted virtually at this time and the estimated time commitment is approximately 5 hours a week (flexible). If interested, please email your CV and a brief statement of interest to: Abby Goldstein abbyl.goldstein@utoronto.ca and Sasha Shifrin alexandra.shifrin@mail.utoronto.ca

Emotion & Learning Optimization Lab: Participant Recruitment

The Emotions and Learning Optimization Lab at OISE is recruiting participants for a study which is investigating the relationship between emotions and understanding. This study requires you to complete a Qualtrics questionnaire while your facial expressions are recorded over Zoom. You are eligible to participate if you have received or are receiving a post-secondary education, access to a computer with Zoom, the internet and a webcam. If you consent to participating you will be asked to complete a demographic, personality, and grit questionnaire, as well as answer 15 riddles and associated questions. The University of Toronto Research Ethics Board has […]

Visions of Science Seeking Applicants

Hello students! Visions of Science is a charitable organization that provides equitable access to meaningful STEM opportunities for youth from low-income and racialized communities, and they are hiring! They are looking for motivated individuals who are passionate about driving impact in communities to join their team full-time across Programs and Team & Operations.| Click here (https://www.vosnl.org/careers) to check out their full list of job opportunities! Deadline: June 26, 2022 at 11:59 PM Program Manager (Full-Time). Positions: 2Operations & Logistics Coordinator (Full-Time). Positions: 1

Memory and Perception Lab Participant Recruitment

Hi everyone! The Memory and Perception Lab at U of T is recruiting participants to volunteer in a paid online research study. The study is open to young adults who have depression, suspected depression, or depressive symptoms and meet the exclusion criteria listed in the poster (i.e., fluency or high proficiency in English, no anxiety disorder diagnosis, and no PTSD diagnosis). If you or someone you know want a way to make extra cash from home, reach out to hippocamera.project@gmail.com with your interest. Please see all the details in the posters.

Psychology-related Careers Showcase

Wondering what to do with a degree in Psychology? Come to the virtual Psychology-related Careers Showcase, presented by the students of PSY 204H1! Chat with students and view infographics they have created on different psychology-related careers in fields including counseling/therapy, health care, education, human resources, and more! WHEN: Thursday, April 7th from 1:30 – 3:00pm EVENT LINK: https://tinyurl.com/psychcareersshowcase2022 RSVP HERE to receive additional information and a reminder email before the event: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLScobUT18S4Wrb…/viewform