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
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 student’s 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