Participants will visit the lab in Lambert Fieldhouse on two separate days. To qualify, individuals must exercise on average two-plus times a week over the 12 months, speak English, be physically capable of exercise and not take medication that affects cognitive function (anti-psychotic, anti-depressant, anti-anxiety or ADHD). Participants will be compensated $50-$60 total for completing the study. Young adults ages 18-44 are needed to participate in a research study on how resistance exercise affects thinking and brain function. For more information or to schedule a time to participate, contact Natalie Seidl at exercise and cognition study The principal investigator is Melissa Newell, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences. Individuals must be able to come to the research site in order to participate. This study is conducted in Lyles-Porter Hall. Participants will be paid $15 for one session of approximately 60 minutes. Participants should have normal hearing and normal or corrected-to-normal vision, should not be susceptible to motion sickness, and should have no history of migraines or difficulties with balance. Individuals ages 18-30 are needed to participate in a study on the impact of environmental cues on clinical tests of vestibular function. Individuals interested in participating in this study should email Jennifer Linvill, principal investigator, Technology Leadership & Innovation, at for more information.
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Participants should be over 18 years of age and have experience leading others in a professional workplace setting. The interview will last for approximately one to two hours. Participants will voluntarily share their experiences during a virtual Zoom interview that will be audio-recorded. Specifically, this study explores leadership experiences, processes and practices during times of complexity, including during the COVID-19 pandemic. Researchers are looking for individuals who would like to volunteer for a research study that will look at individual’s experiences leading others during times of complexity. The principal investigators for the study are Brandon Pitts, assistant professor of industrial engineering Tahira Reid Smith, associate professor of mechanical engineering Inseok Hwang, professor of aeronautics and astronautics and Neera Jain, associate professor of mechanical engineering. Questions may be emailed to Jain Research Lab at More information on available experiment sessions will be sent out to those who are interested. Individuals interested in participating should fill out this form. The experiment will take place in the REID lab, ME G015 Participation in this study is completely voluntary, and volunteers can withdraw from the study at any time. If participants leave before completion, they will be paid at least $5 per 20 minutes of time completed (rounded to the nearest 20-minute interval).Įxperimental sessions will be scheduled starting mid-August.
Upon completion, participants will earn $20 per hour. The experiment will last approximately 60 minutes.
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