MC2: Motivating Campus Change

To find out about this 499 opportunity contact:

Contact name: Theresa Walter
Telephone: (206) 221-6390
Email: tw33@u.washington.edu

Faculty Information

Faculty Advisor: Mary Larimer, Ph.D.
Professor, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Adjunct Professor, Psychology
Department: Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
Office: ABRC
Telephone: (206) 543-3513
Email: larimer@u.washington.edu

Does faculty advisor meet with students?

Yes
If yes, how often? Once per month

Direct supervisor of students:

Theresa Walter
Supervisor Title: Research Study Coordinator Lead, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
Will 499 students participate in weekly or biweekly discussions sessions about research or project? No

Short Project Description

MC2 is a 5 year NIAAA funded research project that consist of 3 studies. We are currently preparing for Study 3. The purpose of Study 3 is to contrast the efficacy of injunctive, descriptive, and combined normative feedback to control feedback in reducing alcohol use and negative consequences of high risk student drinkers. Study 3 will launch in the fall of 2010.

Work Schedule

Min. number of hours/weekstudent must work: 6
Evenings/weekends OK? No
Times a student must bepresent/work: Flexible
Student commitment: 2 quarters (3 quarters preferred)

499 Responsibilities

Working with Data Working with Subjects Working with Animals/physiology
% data entry % video taping % animal care
% database management % interview subjects % animal observation
10 % encoding data % scheduling appt % surgical techniques
30 % library research % running subjects % histology
% data collection % child care % laboratory protocols
    50 % recruiting subjects    

Other: (10%) miscellaneous tasks *Possible activities (such as running subjects) on non-MC2 related research project(s).

Skills / Experience Preferred

Computer skills such as MS Word, MS Excel and SPSS are desirable. Experience using PsycInfo to conduct literature searches is also preferred.

Posting Removal

06/30/2011