Thank you, Andrea Stevenson, Lab Coordinator Johns Hopkins University, Laboratory for Child Development

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1 Dear Sir or Madam: Could you please forward the following description of and application for our summer internship to the undergraduates in your program? We would greatly appreciate it! If for some reason you have received this message in error, please let me know and I will correct my contact information. Thank you, Andrea Stevenson, Lab Coordinator Johns Hopkins University, Laboratory for Child Development infant.research@jhu.edu ************************************************************************ The Johns Hopkins Laboratory for Child Development, directed by Dr. Lisa Feigenson and Dr. Justin Halberda, studies how young children perceive and think about the world around them. We use a variety of methods to investigate early knowledge, including measuring infants' looking time to various scenes, measuring children's reaching for hidden objects, and measuring children's choices in simple experimental games. We are currently answering such questions as: - How many objects can infants and young children keep track of and remember over time? - What early numerical abilities do infants and young children have? - How do toddlers and preschoolers reason through simple logic problems? - How do young children learn the meanings of new words? We are offering a limited number of summer internship positions in our lab for the Summer of 2010 (starting June 1st and ending July 30th). Student interns will gain experience in all aspects of our research, including: recruiting families to participate in our studies, understanding and helping to design experiments to be run with infants and children, constructing experimental stimuli, conducting experiment sessions with children and their parents, analyzing and interpreting data, and attending lab meetings in which general issues in cognitive development are discussed. Applicants should have experience with children. Previous research experience is also a plus, although not required. A background in psychology or development is preferred. The position is a full-time commitment. Depending on the strength of the application, we offer either: 1) 4 credit hours or 2) up to $1, in stipend money. Receipt of university credit is dependent on agreement from the student's home institution. Students are also strongly encouraged to seek external sources of funding (e.g., many universities offer summer research funds to students who can demonstrate a strong research plan). We encourage students to look into such possibilities or to apply for such funds at their home institution (whether JHU or elsewhere) before applying, and to describe such opportunities in their application. 1

Thank you, Andrea Stevenson, Lab Coordinator Johns Hopkins University, Laboratory for Child Development 410-516-6075 infant.research@jhu.

2 To apply, please mail your application, complete with all necessary components to: Andrea Stevenson, Lab Coordinator JHU-Dept. of Psychological & Brain Sciences 3400 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD, We will accept applications until Friday, March 5th, Late applications will be considered only if positions remain open. If you have any further questions, please contact Andrea Stevenson, Lab Coordinator at (410) or You can also find additional information about the Laboratory for Child Development at our website: 2

Late applications will be considered only if positions remain open.

3 APPLICATION FOR 2010 SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM JHU-LABORATORY FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION AND ALL NECESSARY COMPONENTS MUST BE RECEIVED BY: March 5 th, 2010 MAIL APPLICATION TO: Andrea Stevenson, Lab Coordinator JHU-Dept. of Psychological and Brain Sciences 3400 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD infant.research@jhu.edu Do not submit your application without enclosing the following items; please check each box to confirm that the following items are enclosed with your application: Cover letter, including a description of why you want the position 2 Letters of Recommendation 1 academic, 1 professional/jobrelated CV/Resume Copy of your college transcripts (official or unofficial copy) Name: Address (home AND school): University/College: Expected Graduation Date: address: Phone number: Major: General GPA: GPA in Major: How did you hear about this internship? Do you anticipate having housing in the Baltimore area? If so, where? 3

edu Do not submit your application without enclosing the following items; please check each box to confirm that the following items are enclosed with your application: Cover letter, including a

4 Please list all relevant coursework and dates the courses were taken: COURSE SEMESTER/YEAR Please list any relevant research experience, including the dates of completion and a brief description of your duties: RESEARCH EXPERIENCE/DESCRIPTION DATES 4

Please list any relevant research experience, including the dates of

5 Please list any experience you have with children (Research related or otherwise. Prior experience with children is a prerequisite for the position): EXPERIENCE/DESCRIPTION DATES Please explain, in detail, why you want to work in a Developmental Psychology Laboratory this summer. 5

Prior experience with children is a prerequisite for the position):

6 Demographic information (optional): Race: Native American/Alaskan Native Asian Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander Black or African American White Other Ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino You are eligible to receive either 4 course credits or payment for completing this internship. Students wishing to receive credit must make arrangements through their home academic institution, including arranging for any required tuition payments. Credits will be transferred from Johns Hopkins to the home institution. Students wishing to receive payment are eligible to receive up to $ , pending the strength of their application. Payment will be distributed in bi-weekly paychecks. Please indicate below whether you will be taking this internship for credit OR for payment? Requirements for credit OR pay: 37.5 hours/week, June 7th August 6th (circle one) CREDIT 4 CREDITS PAYMENT Up to $1,500.00, pending strength of application If for credit, and if a non-jhu student, please include with this application the necessary paperwork your institution requires to be completed for you to receive credit: 6

Students wishing to receive credit must make arrangements through their home academic institution, including arranging for any required tuition payments.

7 APPLICATION FOR 2010 SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM JHU-LABORATORY FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION AND ALL NECESSARY COMPONENTS MUST BE RECEIVED BY: March 5 th, 2010 MAIL APPLICATION TO: Andrea Stevenson, Lab Coordinator JHU-Dept. of Psychological and Brain Sciences 3400 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD infant.research@jhu.edu Do not submit your application without enclosing the following items; please check each box to confirm that the following items are enclosed with your application: Cover letter, including a description of why you want the position 2 Letters of Recommendation 1 academic, 1 professional/jobrelated CV/Resume Copy of your college transcripts (official or unofficial copy) Name: Address (home AND school): University/College: Expected Graduation Date: address: Phone number: Major: General GPA: GPA in Major: How did you hear about this internship? Do you anticipate having housing in the Baltimore area? If so, where? 7

8 Please list all relevant coursework and dates the courses were taken: COURSE SEMESTER/YEAR Please list any relevant research experience, including the dates of completion and a brief description of your duties: RESEARCH EXPERIENCE/DESCRIPTION DATES 8

9 Please list any experience you have with children (Research related or otherwise. Prior experience with children is a prerequisite for the position): EXPERIENCE/DESCRIPTION DATES Please explain, in detail, why you want to work in a Developmental Psychology Laboratory this summer. 9

10 Demographic information (optional): Race: Native American/Alaskan Native Asian Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander Black or African American White Other Ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino You are eligible to receive either 4 course credits or payment for completing this internship. Students wishing to receive credit must make arrangements through their home academic institution, including arranging for any required tuition payments. Credits will be transferred from Johns Hopkins to the home institution. Students wishing to receive payment are eligible to receive up to $ , pending the strength of their application. Payment will be distributed in bi-weekly paychecks. Please indicate below whether you will be taking this internship for credit OR for payment? Requirements for credit OR pay: 37.5 hours/week, June 7th August 6th (circle one) CREDIT 4 CREDITS PAYMENT Up to $1,500.00, pending strength of application If for credit, and if a non-jhu student, please include with this application the necessary paperwork your institution requires to be completed for you to receive credit: 10

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