Lots of people - anyone thinking a psychology major or minor, considering a career in psychology or related field, exploring applying to graduate or medical school, or just wanting to see psychological principals in real-world settings.  

Students get hands-on experience in a wide range of research-related skills, including recruiting, data management, working directly with participants, presenting findings at conferences, among many others.  Specific tasks differ based on project and student interest.    Topics range from mental health in emerging adults, health interventions to improve brain function, digital biomarkers to detect Alzheimer's disease, peak performance in elite athletes, among many others. 

No previous research experience is needed - just a curiosity about human behavior, sense of responsibility, and the ability to work well with a team of other students and professionals

Email Dr. Gunstad to ask about undergraduate research opportunities.  He will meet with you to talk about availability and current projects. If you remain interested, you'll register for Psychology 31498 and work in the lab for 3-6 hours per week.  Paid positions are sometimes available.