I strive to have a diverse lab. I welcome potential students regardless of race, religion, gender identification, sexual orientation, age, or disability status. As long as you are respectful to others, you are welcome here.
Dr. Hart will be considering graduate student applications for Fall 2024...but in Canada!
Prospective graduate students can apply to the Hart lab through the Department of Psychology at the University of Waterloo. Please also contact Dr. Hart directly with any questions (see Contact page). Unfortunately, for reasons outside of Dr. Hart's control, only Canadian residents and citizens will be considered this year.
Undergraduates:
The Individual Differences in Cognitive Development (IDCd) lab at Florida State University has openings for responsible, enthusiastic students who want to gain research experience in Developmental and Cognitive Psychology through DIS credits. The following is our current DIS ad.
Dr. Hart is seeking undergraduate DIS students! The Individual Differences in Cognitive Development lab is focused on understanding what makes people different from each other regarding educational outcomes. Her current project, the National Project on Achievement in Twins, aims to understand why some children struggle in school, while others do not. Students will have the opportunity to gain valuable research experience and build their communication skills!
Duties will include:
- Calling elementary schools
- Preparing mailings
- Data entry
- Occasional community recruitment events
- Attending weekly lab meetings
To apply:
- Students may contact the lab coordinator, Ashlyn Hicks, at athicks@fsu.edu. Please include both your resume and fall availability.
Dr. Hart is seeking undergraduate DIS students! The Individual Differences in Cognitive Development lab is focused on understanding what makes people different from each other regarding educational outcomes. Her current project, the National Project on Achievement in Twins, aims to understand why some children struggle in school, while others do not. Students will have the opportunity to gain valuable research experience and build their communication skills!
Duties will include:
- Calling elementary schools
- Preparing mailings
- Data entry
- Occasional community recruitment events
- Attending weekly lab meetings
To apply:
- Students may contact the lab coordinator, Ashlyn Hicks, at athicks@fsu.edu. Please include both your resume and fall availability.
