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Student Research Opportunities
Student Research Opportunities
Undergraduate students have the opportunity to work as research assistants for HDFS field experience (HDFS 496) at NDSU. The lab counts as field experience in both the Human Development and Family Science major and Gerontology major. Any students majoring in Human Development & Family Science, Psychology, Sociology, or any other health-related fields also have the opportunity to volunteer in the lab. This provides students with the opportunity to gain valuable research experience, which is particularly helpful if one chooses to pursue graduate school! Talk with your advisor about options for working in the Linked Lives Research Lab!
Students in Action
Students in Action
Linked Lives alum Dr. Bryce Van Vleet presents his research at the 2024 American Psychological Association (APA) conference
Linked Lives alum Dr. Emily Kinkade presents research from her dissertation at the 2024 GSA conference
Debarati presents research at the 2024 Gerontological Society of America (GSA) conference
Emily and Bryce prepare surveys for the social integration and aging study
Linked Lives alum Dr. Jonix Owino presents research from her dissertation at the 2023 GSA conference
Liked Lives alum Dr. Emily Kinkade presents research at the 2023 GSA conference
Linked Lives alum Dr. Bryce Van Vleet presents his research at the 2022 Red River Psychology conference
Linked Lives alum Dr. Masahiro Toyama presents his research at the 2019 Society for the Study of Human Development conference
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