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Volunteer in Our Lab

Text Box: What volunteer opportunities are available with the Developmental Psychophysiology Lab?
You can volunteer in our lab as a Laboratory Assistant where you will learn about conducting research in the behavioral sciences, and will be involved in aspects of our studies that match your interests and educational goals.
   What are the benefits of volunteering?
·         Learn more about topics that interest you such as child development, neuropsychology, psychophysiology, cardiovascular response, emotions, depression, mother-infant interactions and attachment.
·         Get hands-on experience conducting scientific research.
·         Improve your chances of getting into graduate school.
·         Get work experience and training that will benefit your future job searches.
·         Learn more about the different professions in psychology and decide if this field is right for your career.
·         Have the satisfaction of knowing that you contributed directly to increase the scientific knowledge base in psychology.
·         Work flexible hours that fit your schedule.

Who is eligible to volunteer?
Current and former FAU students who have taken psychology courses. Please contact us for additional details on volunteer eligibility.
How much work is involved?
Being a volunteer is like having a part-time job, however you determine how many hours per week you want to work. Of course, you are expected to be responsible and professional in your attitude toward your work in our lab.
How do I sign up?
If you are interested in volunteering with our lab, simply email Chantal Gagnon at cgagnon4@fau.edu