For Undergrads
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Resources for navigating grad school, post-bacc positions, writing a CV, scientific reporting, and more can be found here:
The Psych Research List by Dr. Meltem Yucel
Resources for undergrads and applying to grad school curated by the PINE Lab
Publishing as an undergrad:
Undergraduates who conduct research projects under the mentorship of a faculty member at IU (whether that’s in a lab or for a class) can submit their work for publication in the IU Journal of Undergraduate Research
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Many labs advertise paid research opportunities, summer internships, and PHD program recruitment through listservs (email lists). Some notable lists related to our research include:
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Center For Possible Minds
Dr. Erica Cartmill, along with collaborators, runs an annual summer program called The Diverse Intelligences Summer Initiative! (DISI)
at IU:
For IUB STEM student’s looking for a foray into research
A $2700 stipend and on campus housing is provided
Indiana University REU Program in Animal Behavior
This NSF-sponsored program for undergrads is hosted by CISAB (Center for Integrative Study of Animal Behavior) at IU
A single occupancy room
A food stipend
Travel expenses
A stipend of about $7000 (Stipends depend upon available funds)
STEM Summer Scholars Institute
For IU students and external students from Minority Serving Institutions to gain graduate level research experience
Stipend of up to $4000. Housing and meal’s also provided
Outside of IU, there are programs accepting students on a national level. Examples include:
Harvard’s Laboratory for Developmental Studies
Guaranteed minimum stipend of $5000
UC Berkeley Developmental Labs
Stipend ranging from $0-$3000
Yale Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF)
$4000 stipend, along with housing and a $1000 food allowance
University of Chicago Early Social Thinkers lab
$3000 stipend
For Grad students & Post Docs
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The PINE lab has curated helpful resources for grad students and postdocs to get the most out of their experience, find funding, and navigate career choices
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John Hopkins maintains a repository of funding opportunities for Grad student’s, Post Docs, and Early Career Researchers