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If you are an undergrad interested in joining the lab as a research assistant, please scroll down to the application

 

Diversity In Research

The Niedenthal Emotions Lab is committed to recruiting and educating students from all backgrounds. We honor this commitment by engaging in the following practices:

  • Promote an inclusive environment in which all individuals feel welcome and a sense of belonging

  • Engage in open and honest academic discussions of issues related to diversity and inclusion

  • Conduct research on the lives of all people, and represent diversity in our research questions, participants, stimulus materials, and analyses

  • Help students at every level in the lab to achieve their academic and professional goals


Undergraduate RESEARCH ASSISTANTS

The Niedenthal Emotions Lab is looking for enthusiastic and committed undergraduate research assistants. RAs must commit 10 hours a week, for a minimum of 2 semesters, and can earn credit for their work. We ask that you be available for our weekly lab meetings on Mondays at 1:00. Our RAs participate in a wide range of research-related tasks, including running participants, processing data, creating stimuli, reading articles, and generating research ideas. Self-driven RAs are welcome to propose independent research projects or take on a leadership role in an ongoing project. If our research aligns with your interests and you are considering a career in psychological research, please complete the online application. We will contact you shortly to set up an interview. If you have any questions regarding the application or joining the lab, please contact Karina Miller at kjmiller27@wisc.edu.

GRADUATE STUDENTS

We will not be accepting new students for Fall 2024. As our research is intended to advance scientific understanding of the psychological and physiological experiences of people from all backgrounds, we welcome applicants with diverse life experiences. We especially encourage BIPOC candidates to apply. For more information, please see the Dept. of Psychology’s admission and requirements page.