Brief Undergraduate Research Position for June 2011: Fathers of Children with ADHD Study
Undergraduate students interested in obtaining a brief research experience associated with the Maryland ADHD Program have the opportunity to assist with recruiting participants for a doctoral dissertation study researching fathers of children with ADHD.
I am looking for students willing to commit to one month of part-time work (minimum of 10 hours per week) during June 2011. Students accepted as research assistants may have the opportunity to continue their research experience as an official undergraduate research assistant in the larger Maryland ADHD Program. This possible extended opportunity will be based both on performance during June 2011 and on available positions in the larger lab program. Applicants for this brief research position must be available to complete their 10 hours minimum during regular business hours (Monday-Friday, 9-5).
Students who apply should have a strong interest in child psychology, be actively engaged and open to learning, and have a confident, friendly, personable manner as well as an attention to detail and good organizational skills. Benefits of this position include exposure to graduate student research and an opportunity for a recommendation letter in the future.
Interested applications should send a resume and brief cover letter to Abigail Mintz, M.S. at amintz@psyc.umd.edu by May 15th, 2011.
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