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Research

Undergraduate research is typically the first step students take if they are interested in choosing psychology as a profession. Besides allowing them to establish a strong working relationship with a faculty member in their field of interest, undergraduate research teaches students how to communicate their results, both through publishing in peer-reviewed journals and by making formal presentations at the School of Arts & Sciences’ annual Student Symposium and at national and international conferences.

IACUC
IRB
A&S Student Research Symposium

Student Employment

Jobs in the Department of Psychology include serving as a teaching fellow for an Introduction to Psychology laboratory, working as a student assistant in the department’s office, and working as a laboratory assistant in professors’ research labs. Visit the Student Employment Center for job descriptions and application details.