1/22/13

The inside scoop on staying engaged and up-to-date with the Psychology major!

The psychology undergraduate newsletter provides a weekly update on the latest course information, upcoming events, and currently available job, internship, and research opportunities relating to your major! Find past issues here. If you would like to start receiving the Psych Scoop directly to your inbox, send a request to: psyadvis@umn.edu.
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IN THIS ISSUE:
PSYCHOLOGY ADVISING ANNOUNCEMENTS
--1.Spring 2013 Walk-In Hours for Psychology Undergraduate Advising
ANNOUNCEMENTS
--2.International Student Job Search Club!
--3.Is Procrastination Getting in the Way of Success? Join 'Let's Do This'
--4.Interested in Medical School? Begin your Learning Now--Mini Medical School
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
--5.UGRAs Needed for Research on Schizophrenia--For Credit
--6.Summer Research Internship Program--Vision Sciences & Cognitive Development
--7.Summer Research Internship Program--Child Development
VOLUNTEER/COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
--8.Build your Leadership Experience! Become a 2013 Welcome Week Leader
JOB/INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
--9.Paid Lab Position in Driving-Related Study-- 30-40 hours/week, On-Campus
LEARNING ABROAD
--10.Interested in Studying Abroad this May or Summer? Attend Study Abroad Event!
--11.Study away in the USA (or Canada)! Take Part in National Student Exchange
--12.Psychology & Social Work Internships Available Through GlobaLinks
SCHOLARSHIP/GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
--13.$500-$600! Apply for a Spring 2013 Psych Engagement Award! Deadline Feb 1st
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PSYCHOLOGY ADVISING FEATURED EVENTS
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1.Spring 2013 Walk-In Hours for Psychology Undergraduate Advising
Due to the high student demand the first two weeks of the term, Psychology Undergraduate Advising will have a walk-in advisor available from 8:00am - 4:30pm M, T, W, F and 9:30am- 4:30pm TH for quick five - ten minute issues and research contract signatures. Our normal walk-in hours will take effect after Monday, February 4th. After this date, walk-in hours are held by each advisor during a specific time once a week. We are not able to address walk-in questions (including research contract signatures) outside of these times. This semester's walk-in hours can be found on our website.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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2.International Student Job Search Club!
Are you looking for an internship/ job in the U.S.? Are you experiencing difficulties and frustration in the process? Join the International Student Job Search Club to find support and resources for your search. You will learn about the U.S. hiring culture, work authorization, and job search tips for international students and practice your networking skills. By joining this club you will: Commit to attend all weekly meetings Thursday 4-5:30pm from Jan.31- March 28. (7 meetings); Read two assigned job search books: 'Power Ties: the international student's guide to find a job in the US' and '2-Hour Job Search' by Steve Dalton; Discuss your challenges and receive advice from group members and group leaders; Practice networking skills such as introducing yourself and having a conversation with recruiters; and make weekly plans for your job search and take actions! (Note: the group will not discuss job search basics such as how to write a resume and what is a cover letter. If you need help with resume and cover letters, please contact your career office.) If you are interested, you must attend the info session on Fri. Jan.24 from 4 - 5pm in Carlson 1-143. More information about the Job Search Club will be provided, and you'll have an opportunity to ask questions. Application form will be provided after the info session. To RSVP for the info session, email Drew Smith at smit2039@umn.edu, with your name, planned graduation date, major, and degree.

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3.Is Procrastination Getting in the Way of Success? Join 'Let's Do This'
Let's Do This! is an academic support group to help you overcome procrastination and discover your inner passion for academic success. Let's Do This is a combination support and didactic group for students wishing to address issues of low motivation, procrastination, and similar issues negatively impacting academic performance. The group format will include some informational presentation, group discussion, and weekly goal-setting. It will be held Tuesdays 4:30-6pm in 340 Appleby Hall during spring semester through University Counseling & Consulting Services. To register, visit here.

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4.Interested in Medical School? Begin your Learning Now--Mini Medical School
Registration is open for Mini Medical School's winter programming, "Through the Ages," about health issues throughout life, from pregnancy and infancy to regenerative medicine and long-term care. Mini Medical School takes place Mondays, Feb. 4-March 4. Cost: $65 for faculty, staff, and students. For more information, see Mini Medical School.

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RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
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5.UGRAs Needed for Research on Schizophrenia--For Credit
A laboratory at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System is conducting treatment outcome research to examine how individuals with schizophrenia change as a result of participating in computer-based skills training. There is an opportunity for 2 undergraduate students to become involved with this project as a Research Lab in Psychology experience. The students will learn about the assessment and treatment of schizophrenia, with emphasis on symptom severity, cognition, and rehabilitation. Student will work as a part of a research team and primarily will be responsible for scoring and entering data, assisting with the piloting of study protocols, and attending weekly lab meetings. In addition, students will write an APA-style paper on a related topic. All research activities are conducted at the VA Health Care System. Students must be able to commute to the VA. Student will be asked to commit to an average of 9 hours/week for one semester and can receive research credit (as PSY 4993 toward the PSY major). Availability on Monday and Thursday afternoons is preferred. For more information, please contact Tasha Nienow, Ph.D. at 612-467-1004 or send a resume to Tasha.Nienow@va.gov.

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6.Summer Research Internship Program--Vision Sciences & Cognitive Development
Motivated students are wanted for a summer internship program at Johns Hopkins University May 29 - July 31, 2013. The program includes three faculty members in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences and brings together 10-13 undergraduates from across the country to work on research concentrated in either Cognitive Development or Vision Sciences. This is a full blown, funded, undergraduate research experience, including meeting, reading groups, and close one-on-one mentoring between faculty, post-docs, PhD students and undergraduate interns. The undergraduate interns interact with students from other universities and often choose to live in Hopkins dormitories during their internship, which are easy to register for. The internship includes social events, camaraderie, plenty of fantastic science, and carries a stipend of up to $1500 (or some students arrange to receive course credit instead of stipend). Please visit the Laboratory for Vision and Cognition website to download the official announcement and an application. Applications are due via email Feb 28.

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7.Summer Research Internship Program--Child Development
Applications are now being accepted for the 2013 Johns Hopkins University Laboratory for Child Development's annual Summer Internship Program. Under the direction of Drs. Lisa Feigenson and Justin Halberda, the Lab is currently investigating a range of issues including memory development, numerical abilities, logical reasoning, and language acquisition, in populations including young infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and adults. Summer interns participate fully in all aspects of research, including recruiting participants, testing infants and children in behavioral tasks, coding children's testing sessions, analyzing data, and interpreting results. Summer interns have daily contact with children and their parents, and as such must be mature, articulate, and comfortable communicating with others. Successful candidates will also be able to demonstrate enthusiasm for the research being conducted, a strong work ethic, and an excellent academic record. Desirable background experience includes coursework in developmental and/or experimental psychology, computer skills, an ability to work in a highly collaborative, team-oriented environment, and previous research experience. The 2013 Program will take place from May 29 to July 31, and will be full-time (roughly 9AM to 5PM). Interns will receive either course credit or a stipend (range: $1000 - $1500), depending on the availability of lab funds. More information can be found on the lab website (click "Join Our Team!"), including a full description, FAQ, and application instructions. Applications are due February 8th. Inquiries can be directed to Amanda Skoranski, Lab Manager: child.dev.internship@jhu.edu

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VOLUNTEER/COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
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8.Build your Leadership Experience! Become a 2013 Welcome Week Leader
If you are looking for a unique opportunity to further develop your leadership skills, gain knowledge about the U, and make a difference for the Class of 2017, submit an application to become a Welcome Week Leader! As a Welcome Week Leader, you will have the opportunity to lead a group of first-year students through their transition to the University of Minnesota during Welcome Week. This experience will provide you: Use of your Strengths in individual & team situations; Confidence when leading a group of peers; Increased tolerance of ambiguity; Practical knowledge of the University of Minnesota; Cooperative relationships among the people with whom you work. For more information on the position and to apply, go to www.ofyp.umn.edu/wwl. The application deadline is Wednesday, February 13. If you have any questions, feel free to call at 612-624-1979 or email wwl@umn.edu.

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JOB/INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
*****
IMPORTANT: Organizations listed below are not necessarily affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Psychology or Psychology Undergraduate Advising. Please exercise the same discretion you would in viewing any other source.
*****
9.Paid Lab Position in Driving-Related Study-- 30-40 hours/week, On-Campus
HumanFIRST (human factors lab located in Mechanical Engineering) program needs a research assistant/ lab manager to conduct driving-related research studies. The appropriate candidate will have a psychology background, be able to work 30-40 hours a week and preferably have prior experience running participants. Duties will include scheduling and running participants, as well as performing other lab tasks. This position will last 2-5 months, depending on the funding. A student will be paid standard hourly rate (graduate or undergraduate) while the pay for a non-student will be depending on education. If interested, e-mail Ensar Becic at ebecic@umn.edu.

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LEARNING ABROAD
*****
IMPORTANT: Programs listed below are not necessarily affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Psychology or Psychology Undergraduate Advising. Please exercise the same discretion you would in viewing any other source.
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10.Interested in Studying Abroad this May or Summer? Attend Study Abroad Event!
Wednesday, January 30th; 12:30 - 2:00pm
Walter Library Room 101
Stop by anytime or join for pizza at 12:30. Explore over 30 study abroad opportunities for this May and Summer. Program representatives will be available to answer your questions, including some of the nine Global Seminars during May Session 2013! Priority application deadline for May-term Global Seminars is February 1st; final deadline is March 1st--start planning now if interested in going abroad this May or Summer!

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11.Study away in the USA (or Canada)! Take Part in National Student Exchange
National Student Exchange (NSE) is a partnership between nearly 200 colleges and universities in the US, Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands that allows undergrads to study at another campus for a semester or year. Most students pay U of M tuition (or instate tuition at their host school) and can apply financial aid toward their exchange! Use this experience to learn independence and self-reliance by getting out of your comfort zone, broaden your personal and educational perspectives, take courses not available at the U of M, or test out the university you may want to go to for graduate school or the region of the country you want to move to after graduation! For more information, please visit this website, contact 612-626-2044, nseadv@umn.edu or visit 240 Appleby Hall. Sign up for an info session or set up a meeting with a NSE advisor to learn about the application process. The preferred application deadline for the 2013/2014 academic year is February 14th. Don't delay!

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12.Psychology & Social Work Internships Available Through GlobaLinks
Are you looking for valuable internship experience to help boost your resume? Complete this experience in Australia, New Zealand, China, or Spain! These high-quality work experience openings will give you practical, hands-on experience in your field of study. This is a great opportunity for students to explore future careers, to learn about interests and dislikes, and build skills that you will be able to add to your resume and utilize in your future job search. GlobaLinks Learning Abroad internships are not like other internship programs. Because each student is unique, GlobaLinks does not have a limited number of pre-set placements, but instead offers a customized placement model. Here are a few of the many internship placements available: Spiritus Youth Center in Brisbane, Australia - assist case work with at-risk youth; Australia's Navy in Nowa, Australia - organizational psychology; Odyssey House in Auckland, New Zealand -iInternship at a substance abuse facility for adults and adolescents; Alpha Autism in Melbourne, Australia - autism care at not-for-profit organization . Check out this website for more information.


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SCHOLARSHIP/GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
*****
13.$500-$600! Apply for a Spring 2013 Psych Engagement Award! Deadline Feb 1st
Are you participating in an internship here or abroad this spring? Or engaging in a learning opportunity that takes you outside of the classroom for a unique experience? The Department of Psychology's Donor Awards for Psychology Undergraduate Engagement are available to support you! The purpose of these awards is to encourage and support psychology majors who engage in learning experiences beyond the University campus and classroom environments (i.e. unpaid internships, volunteer experiences, study abroad containing a psych-related internship or research component, etc.). Up to two awards of $500 will be offered Spring 2013. A third candidate will be selected to receive the named Natalis Award of $600. The Spring 2013 application deadline is Feb. 1, 2013. Notification Date: Feb. 11, 2013. For details about the awards and application materials, visit our webpage.

The inside scoop on staying engaged and up-to-date with the Psychology major!
The psychology undergraduate newsletter provides a weekly update on the latest course information, upcoming events, and currently available job, internship, and research opportunities relating to your major! Find past issues here. If you would like to start receiving the Psych Scoop directly to your inbox, send a request to: psyadvis@umn.edu.
--------------------------------------------
IN THIS ISSUE:
PSYCHOLOGY ADVISING ANNOUNCEMENTS
--1.Spring 2013 Walk-In Hours for Psychology Undergraduate Advising
ANNOUNCEMENTS
--2.International Student Job Search Club!
--3.Is Procrastination Getting in the Way of Success? Join 'Let's Do This'
--4.Interested in Medical School? Begin your Learning Now--Mini Medical School
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
--5.UGRAs Needed for Research on Schizophrenia--For Credit
--6.Summer Research Internship Program--Vision Sciences & Cognitive Development
--7.Summer Research Internship Program--Child Development
VOLUNTEER/COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
--8.Build your Leadership Experience! Become a 2013 Welcome Week Leader
JOB/INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
--9.Paid Lab Position in Driving-Related Study-- 30-40 hours/week, On-Campus
LEARNING ABROAD
--10.Interested in Studying Abroad this May or Summer? Attend Study Abroad Event!
--11.Study away in the USA (or Canada)! Take Part in National Student Exchange
--12.Psychology & Social Work Internships Available Through GlobaLinks
SCHOLARSHIP/GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
--13.$500-$600! Apply for a Spring 2013 Psych Engagement Award! Deadline Feb 1st
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PSYCHOLOGY ADVISING FEATURED EVENTS
*****
1.Spring 2013 Walk-In Hours for Psychology Undergraduate Advising
Due to the high student demand the first two weeks of the term, Psychology Undergraduate Advising will have a walk-in advisor available from 8:00am - 4:30pm M, T, W, F and 9:30am- 4:30pm TH for quick five - ten minute issues and research contract signatures. Our normal walk-in hours will take effect after Monday, February 4th. After this date, walk-in hours are held by each advisor during a specific time once a week. We are not able to address walk-in questions (including research contract signatures) outside of these times. This semester's walk-in hours can be found on our website.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
*****
2.International Student Job Search Club!
Are you looking for an internship/ job in the U.S.? Are you experiencing difficulties and frustration in the process? Join the International Student Job Search Club to find support and resources for your search. You will learn about the U.S. hiring culture, work authorization, and job search tips for international students and practice your networking skills. By joining this club you will: Commit to attend all weekly meetings Thursday 4-5:30pm from Jan.31- March 28. (7 meetings); Read two assigned job search books: 'Power Ties: the international student's guide to find a job in the US' and '2-Hour Job Search' by Steve Dalton; Discuss your challenges and receive advice from group members and group leaders; Practice networking skills such as introducing yourself and having a conversation with recruiters; and make weekly plans for your job search and take actions! (Note: the group will not discuss job search basics such as how to write a resume and what is a cover letter. If you need help with resume and cover letters, please contact your career office.) If you are interested, you must attend the info session on Fri. Jan.24 from 4 - 5pm in Carlson 1-143. More information about the Job Search Club will be provided, and you'll have an opportunity to ask questions. Application form will be provided after the info session. To RSVP for the info session, email Drew Smith at smit2039@umn.edu, with your name, planned graduation date, major, and degree.
*****
3.Is Procrastination Getting in the Way of Success? Join 'Let's Do This'
Let's Do This! is an academic support group to help you overcome procrastination and discover your inner passion for academic success. Let's Do This is a combination support and didactic group for students wishing to address issues of low motivation, procrastination, and similar issues negatively impacting academic performance. The group format will include some informational presentation, group discussion, and weekly goal-setting. It will be held Tuesdays 4:30-6pm in 340 Appleby Hall during spring semester through University Counseling & Consulting Services. To register, visit here.
*****
4.Interested in Medical School? Begin your Learning Now--Mini Medical School
Registration is open for Mini Medical School's winter programming, "Through the Ages," about health issues throughout life, from pregnancy and infancy to regenerative medicine and long-term care. Mini Medical School takes place Mondays, Feb. 4-March 4. Cost: $65 for faculty, staff, and students. For more information, see Mini Medical School.
--------------------------------------------
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
*****
5.UGRAs Needed for Research on Schizophrenia--For Credit
A laboratory at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System is conducting treatment outcome research to examine how individuals with schizophrenia change as a result of participating in computer-based skills training. There is an opportunity for 2 undergraduate students to become involved with this project as a Research Lab in Psychology experience. The students will learn about the assessment and treatment of schizophrenia, with emphasis on symptom severity, cognition, and rehabilitation. Student will work as a part of a research team and primarily will be responsible for scoring and entering data, assisting with the piloting of study protocols, and attending weekly lab meetings. In addition, students will write an APA-style paper on a related topic. All research activities are conducted at the VA Health Care System. Students must be able to commute to the VA. Student will be asked to commit to an average of 9 hours/week for one semester and can receive research credit (as PSY 4993 toward the PSY major). Availability on Monday and Thursday afternoons is preferred. For more information, please contact Tasha Nienow, Ph.D. at 612-467-1004 or send a resume to Tasha.Nienow@va.gov.
*****
6.Summer Research Internship Program--Vision Sciences & Cognitive Development
Motivated students are wanted for a summer internship program at Johns Hopkins University May 29 - July 31, 2013. The program includes three faculty members in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences and brings together 10-13 undergraduates from across the country to work on research concentrated in either Cognitive Development or Vision Sciences. This is a full blown, funded, undergraduate research experience, including meeting, reading groups, and close one-on-one mentoring between faculty, post-docs, PhD students and undergraduate interns. The undergraduate interns interact with students from other universities and often choose to live in Hopkins dormitories during their internship, which are easy to register for. The internship includes social events, camaraderie, plenty of fantastic science, and carries a stipend of up to $1500 (or some students arrange to receive course credit instead of stipend). Please visit the Laboratory for Vision and Cognition website to download the official announcement and an application. Applications are due via email Feb 28.
*****
7.Summer Research Internship Program--Child Development
Applications are now being accepted for the 2013 Johns Hopkins University Laboratory for Child Development's annual Summer Internship Program. Under the direction of Drs. Lisa Feigenson and Justin Halberda, the Lab is currently investigating a range of issues including memory development, numerical abilities, logical reasoning, and language acquisition, in populations including young infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and adults. Summer interns participate fully in all aspects of research, including recruiting participants, testing infants and children in behavioral tasks, coding children's testing sessions, analyzing data, and interpreting results. Summer interns have daily contact with children and their parents, and as such must be mature, articulate, and comfortable communicating with others. Successful candidates will also be able to demonstrate enthusiasm for the research being conducted, a strong work ethic, and an excellent academic record. Desirable background experience includes coursework in developmental and/or experimental psychology, computer skills, an ability to work in a highly collaborative, team-oriented environment, and previous research experience. The 2013 Program will take place from May 29 to July 31, and will be full-time (roughly 9AM to 5PM). Interns will receive either course credit or a stipend (range: $1000 - $1500), depending on the availability of lab funds. More information can be found on the lab website (click "Join Our Team!"), including a full description, FAQ, and application instructions. Applications are due February 8th. Inquiries can be directed to Amanda Skoranski, Lab Manager: child.dev.internship@jhu.edu
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VOLUNTEER/COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
*****
8.Build your Leadership Experience! Become a 2013 Welcome Week Leader
If you are looking for a unique opportunity to further develop your leadership skills, gain knowledge about the U, and make a difference for the Class of 2017, submit an application to become a Welcome Week Leader! As a Welcome Week Leader, you will have the opportunity to lead a group of first-year students through their transition to the University of Minnesota during Welcome Week. This experience will provide you: Use of your Strengths in individual & team situations; Confidence when leading a group of peers; Increased tolerance of ambiguity; Practical knowledge of the University of Minnesota; Cooperative relationships among the people with whom you work. For more information on the position and to apply, go to www.ofyp.umn.edu/wwl. The application deadline is Wednesday, February 13. If you have any questions, feel free to call at 612-624-1979 or email wwl@umn.edu.
--------------------------------------------
JOB/INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
*****
IMPORTANT: Organizations listed below are not necessarily affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Psychology or Psychology Undergraduate Advising. Please exercise the same discretion you would in viewing any other source.
*****
9.Paid Lab Position in Driving-Related Study-- 30-40 hours/week, On-Campus
HumanFIRST (human factors lab located in Mechanical Engineering) program needs a research assistant/ lab manager to conduct driving-related research studies. The appropriate candidate will have a psychology background, be able to work 30-40 hours a week and preferably have prior experience running participants. Duties will include scheduling and running participants, as well as performing other lab tasks. This position will last 2-5 months, depending on the funding. A student will be paid standard hourly rate (graduate or undergraduate) while the pay for a non-student will be depending on education. If interested, e-mail Ensar Becic at ebecic@umn.edu.
--------------------------------------------
LEARNING ABROAD
*****
IMPORTANT: Programs listed below are not necessarily affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Psychology or Psychology Undergraduate Advising. Please exercise the same discretion you would in viewing any other source.
*****
10.Interested in Studying Abroad this May or Summer? Attend Study Abroad Event!
Wednesday, January 30th; 12:30 - 2:00pm
Walter Library Room 101
Stop by anytime or join for pizza at 12:30. Explore over 30 study abroad opportunities for this May and Summer. Program representatives will be available to answer your questions, including some of the nine Global Seminars during May Session 2013! Priority application deadline for May-term Global Seminars is February 1st; final deadline is March 1st--start planning now if interested in going abroad this May or Summer!
*****
11.Study away in the USA (or Canada)! Take Part in National Student Exchange
National Student Exchange (NSE) is a partnership between nearly 200 colleges and universities in the US, Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands that allows undergrads to study at another campus for a semester or year. Most students pay U of M tuition (or instate tuition at their host school) and can apply financial aid toward their exchange! Use this experience to learn independence and self-reliance by getting out of your comfort zone, broaden your personal and educational perspectives, take courses not available at the U of M, or test out the university you may want to go to for graduate school or the region of the country you want to move to after graduation! For more information, please visit this website, contact 612-626-2044, nseadv@umn.edu or visit 240 Appleby Hall. Sign up for an info session or set up a meeting with a NSE advisor to learn about the application process. The preferred application deadline for the 2013/2014 academic year is February 14th. Don't delay!
*****
12.Psychology & Social Work Internships Available Through GlobaLinks
Are you looking for valuable internship experience to help boost your resume? Complete this experience in Australia, New Zealand, China, or Spain! These high-quality work experience openings will give you practical, hands-on experience in your field of study. This is a great opportunity for students to explore future careers, to learn about interests and dislikes, and build skills that you will be able to add to your resume and utilize in your future job search. GlobaLinks Learning Abroad internships are not like other internship programs. Because each student is unique, GlobaLinks does not have a limited number of pre-set placements, but instead offers a customized placement model. Here are a few of the many internship placements available: Spiritus Youth Center in Brisbane, Australia - assist case work with at-risk youth; Australia's Navy in Nowa, Australia - organizational psychology; Odyssey House in Auckland, New Zealand -iInternship at a substance abuse facility for adults and adolescents; Alpha Autism in Melbourne, Australia - autism care at not-for-profit organization . Check out this website for more information.
--------------------------------------------
SCHOLARSHIP/GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
*****
13.$500-$600! Apply for a Spring 2013 Psych Engagement Award! Deadline Feb 1st
Are you participating in an internship here or abroad this spring? Or engaging in a learning opportunity that takes you outside of the classroom for a unique experience? The Department of Psychology's Donor Awards for Psychology Undergraduate Engagement are available to support you! The purpose of these awards is to encourage and support psychology majors who engage in learning experiences beyond the University campus and classroom environments (i.e. unpaid internships, volunteer experiences, study abroad containing a psych-related internship or research component, etc.). Up to two awards of $500 will be offered Spring 2013. A third candidate will be selected to receive the named Natalis Award of $600. The Spring 2013 application deadline is Feb. 1, 2013. Notification Date: Feb. 11, 2013. For details about the awards and application materials, visit our webpage.