For Students
Graduate Students:
For general information about the graduate program in psychology, please go here.
Incoming graduate students will have the unique opportunity to conduct research with humans (adults and children) using a variety of behavioral research methods.
In addition to being part of the Cognitive Psychology program, students will be encouraged to actively participate in the Center for Language Science, that is comprised of researchers from many departments across the university.
Incoming graduate students will have the unique opportunity to conduct research with humans (adults and children) using a variety of behavioral research methods.
In addition to being part of the Cognitive Psychology program, students will be encouraged to actively participate in the Center for Language Science, that is comprised of researchers from many departments across the university.
Undergraduate Students:
If you are an undergraduate in good academic standing (GPA 3.2 and above) and would like to get involved in the research involving adults, and infants, contact Dan Weiss. It is best to get in touch before the semester starts.
Also, please let us know which aspect of the research interests you most and we will try to be accommodating.
Be prepared to make a minimum of a 9 hour-per-week commitment if you would like to be in the lab (this includes a one hour lab meeting once a week). Credit may be offered through an Independent Studies option.
Also, please let us know which aspect of the research interests you most and we will try to be accommodating.
Be prepared to make a minimum of a 9 hour-per-week commitment if you would like to be in the lab (this includes a one hour lab meeting once a week). Credit may be offered through an Independent Studies option.