research job at Temple University

[Kathy Hirsh-Pasek]

We need your and best and brightest. Please pass this along to any  
wonderful students looking for a research job!  Thanks. Kathy

Research Assistant at the Temple University Infant Laboratory:

How do babies learn their first language?  The Temple University  
Infant Laboratory at Ambler is looking for an inquisitive research  
assistant who enjoys babies and young children and who wants  
experience in cutting-edge research on how babies process their world  
to learn language.   Responsibilities include conducting experiments,  
distributing language assessment questionnaires to participating  
families; coding and entering study data, and conducting preliminary  
data analyses; performing literature reviews; and writing preliminary  
drafts of grant reports, conference abstracts, and manuscripts. In  
addition, the RA is responsible for scheduling child participants;  
assisting with mass mailings; and supervising undergraduate  
assistants.  Looking for someone who has a b achelor's degree in  
Psychology (preferably child development focus), Linguistics or  
related field and some experience working with children between the  
ages of 7 months to six years in a research/clinical setting and who  
is willing to spend at least two years on  NIH and NSF funded  
research.   A perfect job for those thinking of going on to graduate  
school in psychology or applied linguistics.  Ambler is just outside  
of Philadelphia, PA.



Please send resume to: Kathy Hirsh-Pasek c/o Wendy Shallcross at    
wendy.shallcross at gmail.com (267-468-8610)
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