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Undergraduate Research Position (Psych 199) Internships and Volunteering Opportunities: January 9, 2017 > Undergraduate Research Position (Psych 199) - Interested in working with young children on a fun and interactive study? - The aim of the study is to investigate the effects of playing engaging cognitive and numerical games in Kindergarten & 1st graders - RA’s will conduct pre/post testing and carry out game play intervention at a nearby school site Qualifications - Available at least 2 days per week from 2-5pm - Prior work experience with children (and references) - Interest in Education or Psychology (or related field) - Coursework in Psychology or Education (or related field) Please send RA application to [email protected] > Columbia Business School - 2017 Summer Research Internship Columbia Business School (CBS) is seeking outstanding applicants for the 2017 Summer Research Internship program. The highly selective program provides an intellectually stimulating environment and exposes the students to the world of business research. Several of the top interns have gone on to leading MS and PhD programs in Economics, Finance, Computer Science and Data Sciences. Many have been selected to join CBS afterwards as full-time Research Associates. Under the guidance of Columbia Business School’s leading faculty, interns will take an active role on a research project in one of the following areas: Finance, Economics, Marketing, Management, Decision Sciences, Operations, Accounting, and Data Analytics. This is a multi-disciplinary program and candidates from all backgrounds, including Business, Statistics, Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science, the Physical Sciences, and the Social and Behavioral Sciences, are encouraged to apply. Prospective interns must have the following qualifications: Enthusiasm for research and intellectual curiosity Excellent communication skills Basic knowledge of statistics and/or econometrics Internships and Volunteering Opportunities: January 9, 2017 Behavioral projects in Marketing or Management require knowledge of SPSS and prior experience in a psychology laboratory Quantitative projects in Accounting, Decision, Risk, & Operations, Finance and Economics, Management, and Marketing require strong programming skills: · STATA required for projects in Finance, Economics, and Management · Matlab, R or Python required for projects in Marketing or DRO · SAS or STATA required for projects in Accounting · Experience in Python or C/C++ is a plus The internship program is designed for undergraduate students in their sophomore or junior year and first-year Masters students. Exceptional students from other classes are considered on a case-by-case basis. The program runs from May 30, 2017 – August 4, 2017 (tentative dates). On-campus housing and a stipend will be provided. The Application Deadline is 11:59pm EST on March 1, 2017. Apply early. Applications will be reviewed beginning mid-January and positions may be filled on a rolling basis. The application process is highly competitive. Only qualified candidates will be contacted for an interview. To apply, please fill out the application form through the following website: http://www8.gsb.columbia.edu/faculty-research/research/job-opportunities/summer- research-internship > Volunteer Research Assistant Position in Psychiatry and Psychoneuroimmunology Are you looking for a research experience that is fun, challenging and rewarding? Would you like to figure out if or where your passion lies in clinical research? Are you a conscientious individual who can dedicate at least two days per week (Monday to Friday) in 2017? If you answered yes to all of these questions, we might have the ideal opportunity for you. Dr. Aoife O’Donovan at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center (SFVAMC) is seeking applicants for a volunteer research assistant position in the THRIVE Lab. The goal of THRIVE Lab is to Internships and Volunteering Opportunities: January 9, 2017 uncover how traumatic psychological stress increases risk for physical and mental health problems. The successful applicant will be working closely with psychologists, medical doctors, graduate students, medical students and other trainees in a dynamic and friendly environment. They will assist with running participants on a variety of projects investigating the effects of traumatic psychological stress on mental and physical health. Our current project is a mobile health application to deliver cognitive training to patients with PTSD. Our new project will be focused on uncovering how inflammation might affect the brain using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). The research assistant’s scope of responsibilities may include helping with study development, managing computerized psychological tasks, literature review, data management and analysis, and manuscript preparation. Past research experience is not required, but applicants must have a strong willingness to learn research methods and a passion for science and health. This is an ideal position for someone interested in pursuing medical school or graduate school, and opportunities for publication may be available for highly motivated and capable individuals. We are looking for students with a high GPA, who can make at least a one- year commitment, and who can dedicate at least two full weekdays per week on location at the SFVAMC. Applicants must be willing and able to travel to the SFVAMC. A free shuttle service is available from Powell BART to the SFVAMC. Individuals majoring in psychology, neuroscience, cell biology, immunology, computer science and engineering, as well as post-baccalaureate students and those who have completed a college degree are encouraged to apply. Please send a brief cover letter and résumé (including your GPA and a description of your relevant course work) via email to: Rachel Tenney, laboratory manager, [email protected]. > Juvenile Justice Opportunity: Become a Volunteer @FLY Fresh Lifelines for Youth (FLY) is an award-winning organization dedicated to breaking the cycle of violence, crime, and incarceration of teens. FLY works with youth ages 14- 17 in the juvenile justice system and those at risk of entering the system. FLY’s nationally recognized law curriculum uses role-plays, debates, and mock city council hearings to capture youth interest, educate them about the law, and build skills like anger management, problem solving, communication, and resisting negative peer pressure. Highly trained volunteers and FLY staff teach the course in teams of 2-4, developing rapport with youth and giving them access to positive role models. The 12- Internships and Volunteering Opportunities: January 9, 2017 week course covers a range of topics, including theft, vandalism, hate crimes, drugs and alcohol, the Three-Strikes Law, Proposition 21, and gangs. Many FLY law program volunteers are current students from respected colleges and universities throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Others are attorneys or individuals who are passionate about working with at-risk or system involved youth. Who can volunteer? Any student who is at least 21 years old Who would most benefit from being a volunteer? Any student who is at least 21 years old, passionate about working with youth, and/or interested in pursuing a career in the juvenile justice, law, social services, or education field How can a student apply to be a volunteer? If students would like to visit our website, http://flyprogram.org/. If students would like to apply to become a FLY Law Program volunteer, http://flyprogram.org/volunteer-application/. This opportunity is also posted on Handshake! Please see the attached flyer for posting or feel free to call, text, or email me if you have any questions. We look forward to receiving your applications! In community spirit, Trevor Arceneaux Law Program Site Manager, Alameda County 333 Hegenberger Road, Suite 707 Oakland, CA 94621 [email protected] Cell: (510) 813-6691 Fax: (510) 382-1072 > Volunteer opportunity- Peru & Punta Cana Programs: - Clinical Life - Teaching English - Social Work - Vet Science Contact info: www.amaperunpo.org Internships and Volunteering Opportunities: January 9, 2017 [email protected] > Alameda County Pretrial Services Internship Application Due: March 8, 2017 @ 5:00pm When: Summer 2017, Academic Year 2017-2018 Where: Wiley Manuel Courthouse, Oakland, CA Contact: Courtney Sohn at [email protected] PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The Superior Court Pretrial Services Division provides community ties information about defendants to help the judges determine their eligibility for release on own recognizance, without posting bail, and follows up with cases as needed. Under the supervision of staff, interns interview recently arrested defendants in the Wiley Manuel Courthouse and are responsible for calling references, verifying the information given, preparing a written report to the court, and making courtesy reminder calls to O.R.'d defendants. The Interns are present in court to monitor and record release dispositions. The Pretrial Services Division offers a unique opportunity to learn about the court system from the inside. In this hands-on position, interns will have real responsibility that includes regular contact with defendants, judges, district attorneys, and public defenders. Interns can also earn up to 2 units for this internship! INTERN QUALIFICATIONS -Must be at least 18 years old -At least a sophomore (Second year student, not units standing) at Berkeley -Should be
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