Training for Students

Interested in participating in the Child Intervention Prevention and Services Laboratory?

We welcome both undergraduate students and post-bachelor graduates. Individuals may receive course credit or work in the lab as a volunteer. Research assistants will be involved in multiple aspects of research, including data entry, literature searches for manuscript/grant development, and serving as paraprofessionals for ongoing treatment-outcome research studies.

Students intending to pursue graduate studies in Clinical Psychology, School Psychology, Public Health, and Medicine (Psychiatry/Pediatrics) will benefit from the skills and experience of working in this laboratory environment.

If you are interested in becoming a member of our lab, please review the Department of Psychology and Queens College expectations for becoming a Research Assistant: http://qcpages.qc.edu/Psychology/questions/ra.html. Then, please complete this online lab application form.

If you are interested in pursuing doctoral studies and joining the CHIPS lab, contact Dr. Chacko and visit the website of the Neuropsychology Subprogram of the City University of New York (CUNY) Doctoral Program in Psychology, where you can learn more about the doctoral program in Clinical Psychology: Neuropsychology.

Also, for those interested in pursuing a Masters Degree in Psychology, please visit the Queens College Department of Psychology website, where you will obtain more information on the Masters Program.