Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors – gain community psychology research experience with community, clinical, and developmental psychology graduate students and faculty. Join us to work on a research study, funded by the Society for Community Research and Action (SCRA), that explores Baltimore City High School student perspectives the roles, interactions, and relationships with Baltimore City School Police Force in school and community settings.

Tasks include: writing literature reviews, tracking up-to-date news and data related to Baltimore City School policing, qualitative data transcription and analysis, participant tracking, community outreach, and other associated tasks and office assignments. 

Ideal candidates will have: 

**GPA of 3.0 or higher
** Excellent attention to detail
** Ability to learn new tasks quickly
** Commitment to completing tasks with thoroughness and good quality
** At least 4 hours per week to commit (based on number of credits taken, 1-3)

Interested students should email:

1. Letter of Interest
2. Unofficial Transcript
3. Resume or Curriculum Vitae (not required, but given priority)

to studentvoiceproject@umbc.edu

Sophomore, Juniors, and Seniors - gain Psychology research experience with the Maton Lab!

Tasks include general office assignments, quantitative data entry, qualitative research (coding interviews), and participant tracking.

Ideal candidates will have: 

**GPA of 3.0 or higher
**excellent attention to detail
**ability to learn new tasks quickly
**commitment to completing tasks with thoroughness and good quality
** At least 4 hours per week to commit (based on number of credits taken, 1-3)

See an overview of Dr. Ken Maton's lab and research topics at http://psychology.umbc.edu/people/corefaculty/maton/ 

Interested students should email:

1) Letter of Interest
2) Unofficial Transcript
3) Resume or Curriculum Vitae (not required, but given priority)

to jhosler1@umbc.edu or sgodsa1@umbc.edu

Juniors and Seniors, gain Psychology research experience with the Maton Lab!

Ideal candidates will have:

**SPSS Experience

**taken or be currently enrolled in PSYC 331

**GPA of 3.0 or higher

**interest in qualitative research

**excellent attention to detail

**ability to learn new tasks quickly

** At least 4 hours per week to commit (based on number of credits taken, 1-3)

EVENING HOURS are also available.

See an overview of Dr. Ken Maton's lab and research topics at

http://psychology.umbc.edu/people/corefaculty/maton-2/

Interested students should email:

1) letter of interest

2) Unofficial transcript

3) Resume or Curriculum Vitae (not required, but given priority)

to jhosler1@umbc.edu or sgodsa1@umbc.edu