Seminars & Events
Fri., Feb 24- Dr. Laraine Glidden will present research as part of Psi Chi's Discovering Psychology Lecture Series. 3pm in Goodpaster Hall 195. Other Details TBA.
Fri., Mar 23 - Dr. Rebecca Ryan will present "Nonmarital Childbirth and Child Development: The Relevance of Marriage Propensity and Family Change" as part of the Psychology Lecture Series: Populations in Need. 3pm in Goodpaster Hall 195.
Fri., Apr 6 - Dr. Noemi Enchautegui-de-Jesus will present research as part of the Psychology Lecture Series: Populations in Need. 3pm in Goodpaster Hall 195. Other Details TBA.
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Related Links
The SMCM Institutional Review Board (IRB)
The SMCM Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC)
Participate in Studies
Students in Psyc 101 and Psyc courses offering extra credit for research participation: Click the logo and sign-up to participate in studies via the Research Participant Pool Website!
Not in a class offering extra credit for research participation? Participate in studies and be entered in our Psychology Research Data Collection Raffle!
Research Participant Pool Information for Researchers
Students conducting research in psychology at SMCM who require a human population most often recruit participants from the General Pool, a convenience sample of college students, primarily consisting of those students taking psychology courses that offering extra credit for research participation. Occasionally, SMP or upper-division lab students may recuit from the PSYC101 pool that is used by faculty. If you want to have access to the research participant pools, your IRB approved study must be recorded in the log that the Research Participant Pool Adminstator, Angie Draheim, keeps - each study will have its own number that must be assigned. To place your study on the SMCM Research Participant Pool Website (where students sign-up to participate in studies), please follow the instructions below according to the type of study you will be running.
