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Volunteers Volunteers should be
highly motivated and detail-oriented, are hired for a 1 year
commitment (2 academic terms, summer is optional), and are expected
to work 5 hours per week. In turn, CASC Lab Volunteers are given the
opportunity to be involved in many aspects of research, including:
literature reviews, data entry and coding, and interviewing and
administering measures. There may also be opportunities for testing
participants in the lab as well as in school-based research.
To
become a volunteer, please download and complete the
Volunteer
Application Form, and send it, along with your C.V. and unofficial
transcript to:
casc.mcgill@gmail.com.
Undergraduate Students Dr. Melanie Dirks supervises
undergraduate honours theses (e.g., PSYC 380, PSYC 496/497, PSYC
498) as well as undergraduate research projects (PSYC 450, PSYC
494). Typically, Dr. Dirks accepts 3-4 undergraduate students each
year. If you are interested in completing an undergraduate research
project in our lab, please send an e-mail expressing your interest,
along with your C.V., unofficial transcript, and the course you are
registered in to: melanie.dirks@mcgill.ca.
The deadline for applications is typically mid to late August. Please be advised,
however, that most undergraduate students in our lab have been
previous volunteers.
Graduate Students Interested
applicants should consult the psychology graduate program at McGill
University for further information about admission requirements and
deadlines. Students are also encouraged to apply for external
funding (e.g., SSHRC, CIHR, FQRSC, FRSQ). We are looking for a talented
and motivated graduate student to join our team for Fall 2018.
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