1. Managing data (e.g., entering, coding, and analyzing data)

2. Developing stimuli (e.g., images, scenes, and vignettes for surveys, lab studies, and VR )

3. Conducting laboratory studies as an experimenter (e.g., following a script, interacting with participants)

4. Recruiting and scheduling research participants (e.g., via email, phone, and flyers)

5. Conducting literature reviews, summarizing/annotating research articles/chapters, etc.

6. Assisting with writing tasks (e.g., IRBs, OSFs, manuscripts, etc.)

7. Assisting with administrative tasks (e.g., copying, scanning, etc.)

1. Using programming and design skills to develop virtual reality (VR) based training and content (some knowledge of an object-oriented programming language to develop VR simulations in Unity 3D; additional onboarding and training provided)

2. Developing and building upon systems to collect user data from VR head mounted displays, hand controllers, etc.

3. Working with the psychology team to design, refine, and implement social psychology interracial interaction studies in VR

4. Managing and improving upon existing Unity codebase

5. Documenting existing and new code

6. Assisting with data collection, organization, and analysis

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***Graduate students with coding expertise may be particularly interested in a paid coding position (though paid positions are not guaranteed). Currently, there are only volunteer graduate student positions available (Summer and Fall 2024).