RESOURCES

UNDERGRADS

I've included resources on our “Join the Team” page about getting involved in research. Here are some additional resources.

• I encourage folks to check out resources on the Psych Research List (run by Dr. Meltem Yucel).

• Harvard PPREP: a program that supports undergrads' applications for RA and PhD positions. 

• A lot of labs and organizations will advertise for paid research opportunities in developmental psychology on these listservs (email lists): ICIS and CDS.

GRAD STUDENTS

• I highly recommend reading Dr. Barbara Sarnecka’s book “The Writing Workshop: Write More, Write Better, Be Happier in Academia” (2019).

• Here are some summer workshops that graduate students may be interested in:

  • The Diverse Intelligences Summer Institute

  • The Brains, Minds, and Machines Summer Course

  • Computational Models of Learning and Development

  • Methods in Neuroscience at Dartmouth

DIVERSITY, INCLUSION, AND BELONGING

These are some of the resources that have informed and/or supported my approach to issues of diversity, inclusion, and belonging.

• "Racial Inequality in Psychological Research" (by Dr. Steven Roberts and colleagues)

• The SPARK Society’s Scholars of Color Database

• The Gender Citation Balance Index (by Drs. Jacqueline Fulvio and Brad Postle)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

• The PINE Lab (PI: Dr. Laurel Gabard-Dunham) maintains resources on professional development for folks of all academic levels.

• The Cognitive Development Society organizes a mentorship program, for folks at all levels.

• If you're job-hunting (anywhere from a postdoc, to a faculty job, to an undergrad summer internship), I recommend signing up for the following listservs (email lists): ICIS and CDS.

RESEARCH FUNDING

I've shared some funding opportunities at the undergrad, grad, and postdoc levels on the "Join the Team" page. 

I also encourage you to check out these repositories (maintained by Johns Hopkins University) for folks at all levels (from undergrad to faculty).