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Effects of Traumatic Brain Injuries in Rats

Field of Study:
Behavioral Neuroscience
Department:
Neuroscience
Rank of Student:
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior
Desired Majors:
Neuroscience, Psychology, and related
Hours per Week:
8
Compensation Type:
Academic Credit,
Voluntary Experience
Application Deadline:
Contact:
Fikir Arega, Lab technician; fikir.arega@osumc.edu
Private
Public
Project Description
Research in the Vonder Haar lab involves regular behavioral testing with rats. Undergraduates typically start out helping with rat operant behaviors and then move into other areas of the lab as they get established. Details of our research program can be found on the lab website: injuryrecoverylab.com. This is for volunteer or course credit only. Paid work is occasionally available in the summer, especially if students are able to apply for fellowships.
Required Applicant Information
An introductory email explaining why you are interested in the position; the lab will provide an application form.
Required or Desired Skills
Students must have at least 6 hours per week available during 9a-4p. Lab time is highly scheduled and should be treated as any other class. Students must also be available Mondays at 3:30-5p for lab meetings. If you do not have these times available currently, but will in the Spring and future semesters, you may still apply.
Faculty Member Lead:
Vonder Haar
Starting Semester:
Autumn,
Spring
Length of Project (in semesters):
4