Prospective PhD students: Dr. Barber will be accepting PhD students in the fall of 2019. For Information about the application process please click here. For additional information, please email Dr. Barber at sbarber10@gsu.edu.
Paid lab manager position: We will be hiring a part-time (20 hours / week) research technician to begin in the fall of 2018. More details will be posted soon. However, if you are interested in learning more please email Dr. Barber at sbarber10@gsu.edu
Undergraduate research assistants: We are looking for excellent undergraduate research assistants to join our lab! Research assistants are involved in all phases of the research process, including running experiment sessions with participants, helping to enter, code, and analyze data, preparing stimuli for projects, and recruiting older adult participants. Research assistants also participate in lab meetings and discussions of readings. Research assistants typically volunteer their time or earn course credit for working in the lab rather than being paid. Because of the training involved in becoming a research assistant in the lab, we ask for a minimum 10 hour commitment per week, usually for at least two semesters (but have made exceptions in the past). If you are interested in volunteering in our lab, please fill out this application and email it to sbarber10@gsu.edu.
Paid lab manager position: We will be hiring a part-time (20 hours / week) research technician to begin in the fall of 2018. More details will be posted soon. However, if you are interested in learning more please email Dr. Barber at sbarber10@gsu.edu
Undergraduate research assistants: We are looking for excellent undergraduate research assistants to join our lab! Research assistants are involved in all phases of the research process, including running experiment sessions with participants, helping to enter, code, and analyze data, preparing stimuli for projects, and recruiting older adult participants. Research assistants also participate in lab meetings and discussions of readings. Research assistants typically volunteer their time or earn course credit for working in the lab rather than being paid. Because of the training involved in becoming a research assistant in the lab, we ask for a minimum 10 hour commitment per week, usually for at least two semesters (but have made exceptions in the past). If you are interested in volunteering in our lab, please fill out this application and email it to sbarber10@gsu.edu.
