Psychology Students' Association
University of Toronto
PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR VISUAL COGNITION RESEARCH! Seeking healthy adults ages 18-29 years old for visual cognition studies at the University of Toronto’s St. George (Downtown) campus. Compensation provided: $10 per hour. Please email visualcognitionlab@gmail.com if you are interested.
We are currently looking for a new seminar coordinator for the 2018 – 2019 year! The goal of the Seminar Coordinator is to help enrich the academic experiences of undergraduate psychology students by holding engaging seminars on various topics that may not be covered in a classroom. Throughout the school year, there is a multitude of seminars that are typically held, such as career-related, academic-related and current issues in psychology. We are hoping to find a member who is looking to bring fresh ideas to the table and create more opportunities for the undergraduate community. Nominations will be due September […]
The Chasteen Lab is seeking applications for volunteer research assistant (RA) positions for fall/winter 2018-2019. RAs will work on studies examining stereotyping, prejudice and stigma. A strong academic record (particularly in psychology) and a motivation for research are preferred. RA positions require a minimum time commitment of 8 hours per week. To learn more, please visit our website: http://www.psych.utoronto.ca/users/chasteen/adl.html To apply: Please send a cover letter, unofficial transcript, and resume to the lab manager at: adlabmanager@gmail.com
Second Year Learning Community peer mentor job is now live on CLN, and the Job ID is 126721. Students have to go to CLN to apply, but they can also find instructions here: https://learningcommunities.utoronto.ca/inde…/join-our-2018- 2019-flc-peer-mentor-team/ SLC Peer Mentor Job Application – Psychology (Tentatively Scheduled: Mondays, 1-2:30 p.m.) Job Description: The Second-Year Learning Communities (SLCs) is a pilot program in the Faculty of Arts and Science designed to foster a sense of community among students entering the Psychology POSt. SLCs provide students with the opportunity to meet classmates in their POSt, learn how to apply their classroom knowledge to real-world situations […]
The Social Perception and Cognition Lab is seeking applications for research assistant positions on studies examining person perception, non-verbal cues, and personality. We are also seeking research assistants interested in Developmental Psychology. The RA will work on a project investigating children. The RA must be: -dedicated, meticulous, and curious -comfortable recruiting families over the phone -experienced engaging with children -available some weekends To learn more and to submit an application, please visit http://psych.utoronto.ca/users/rule/join.html and click on the link to the volunteer application form. Please email spcl.manager@gmail.com with your cover letter, CV, unofficial transcript and a filled out application.
The Social Psychophysiological Research & Quantitative Methods Lab (SPRQL) at the University of Toronto St. George is looking for a team of passionate and dedicated Research Assistants to work on various studies in the lab. This is a great opportunity for students to gain experience in psychophysiological measurement techniques, data coding, and become involved in complex study designs. This is also a great opportunity to receive an excellent letter of recommendation. Students interested in this position should: – Have a strong academic background, particularly in Psychology – Be able to commit until Summer 2019. – […]
The Learning and Neural Development Lab is looking for students who are interested in a voluntary research position in the lab to help prepare and run experiments! As part of the lab, you will have the opportunity to prepare visual and auditory stimuli, run the experiments on both children (aged 5-9) and adult participants to collect behavioural data, help with the recruitment of participants on campus and at the local museums such as the Ontario Science Centre, and assist with inputting the data collected. Ideally, applicants should have the following: – Be in good academic standing – Be able to […]
Are you an undergraduate student interested in gaining research experience? The Budding Minds Lab is currently accepting students to take part in the Work Study program— a great opportunity for students to develop knowledge, skills and experience through paid work on campus! We are specifically looking to fill Lab Programmer (position # 117880) and Research Technician (position # 117883) positions. In joining our vibrant team of young researchers, you will have a chance to contribute to specific projects and learn the ins and outs of the psychological research process— participant recruitment, assessment, data collection, and scientific analysis! If you are […]
The CAN Lab (Computational Affective Neuroscience Lab) at the University of Toronto St. George is looking for a team of passionate and dedicated Research Assistants to work on various new studies in the lab. Current projects investigate topics such as 1) emotion and cognition, 2) attitudes and preferences, 3) goal setting and 4) stereotyping and prejudice. Successful applicants will be responsible for participant recruitment, data collection, and preparing the necessary materials to run studies. This is a great opportunity for students to become immersed in learning new affective neuroscience techniques and become involved in complex study designs. Research Assistants will […]