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In Dr. Chris Moore’s Early Social Devel­op­ment Lab, we study what young chil­dren know about them­selves and others.

As an under­grad­u­ate, you can gain valu­able research expe­ri­ence by becom­ing involved in our lab’s work. Vol­un­teers are needed to help with a vari­ety of research tasks, such as data entry, cod­ing, and assist­ing at par­tic­i­pant visits.

If you are reli­able, com­mit­ted, and keenly inter­ested in devel­op­men­tal psy­chol­ogy, please con­tact us about vol­un­teer­ing as a research assis­tant in our lab.

Visit http://esdl.psychology.dal.ca to learn more about our work!

For infor­ma­tion about vol­un­teer­ing or to apply, please con­tact our lab coor­di­na­tor, Julie Longard.

Julie Lon­gard, BSc (Hons), MA
Pro­gram Coor­di­na­tor
Early Social Devel­op­ment Lab
Depart­ment of Psy­chol­ogy, Dal­housie Uni­ver­sity
Room 1420, Life Sci­ences Cen­tre
1355 Oxford Street
P.O. Box 15000
B3H 4R2

Phone: (902) 494‑6106
Email: esdl@dal.ca
Website: http://esdl.psychology.dal.ca