View all Fieldwork Opportunities in Cognitive Science
Description:
Psych 195B (Fieldwork in Cognitive Science ) offers Cognitive Science majors the opportunity to work (non-paid) for course credit in a pre-approved fieldwork setting in the area of Cognitive Science. Students are required to work a minimum of 7 hours per week for the 10-week quarter (summer enrollees are required to work a minimum of 68 hours over the 6-week session) and attend a one-hour weekly seminar, arranged by the fieldwork supervisor. A five to eight page typed research paper is also required.
Course Guidelines:
Enrollment:
Satisfying Course Requirements:
A typed paper of at least five pages and three references is required. The topic of the paper should be directly related to the project you are working on. A satisfactory paper demonstrates that you have researched the topic, organized and integrated the information, and linked the fieldwork activities to the topic. You must turn in a copy of the paper to your fieldwork supervisor by the end of the quarter. The grade of P or NP will be determined by the Psych Advising Office once we have received an Evaluation of Student report from the fieldwork supervisor indicating whether or not you have fulfilled all course requirements.
Organization’s Responsibilities:
The fieldwork supervisor will train and supervise the student. The supervisor will provide an initial orientation that includes an explanation of the organization’s overall purpose and operations and how they relate to the student. The supervisor will give feedback as to what is expected in order to give credit for the course, as well as conduct the one-hour weekly seminar and provide related materials. The supervisor will also evaluate the student’s performance upon completion of the course confirming that all course requirements have been fulfilled.
The last day to submit a completed Learning Contract to the Undergraduate Advising Office is Friday of Week 1.