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Psychology students participating in Psychology Discovery program

Independent study or
directed research credit opportunity
Psychology Discovery

Photo shows Psychology Undergrads running the Psychology Discovery program in Spring 2024

OPEN Applications for Spring 2026 are open until Tuesday, December 16th

Overview

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Flyer with blue banner seeking Psychology students for Psychology Discovery program 2026 with multicolor brain & University of Arizona logo images, followed by text detailing the program and application requirements


Psychology Discovery is a program from the Psychology Department, in collaboration with the Flandrau Science Center. This program will invite 5th - 12th grade classes from Tucson schools to visit the University of Arizona campus. We will set up a series of stations for groups of students to explore psychological ideas, demonstrations, and activities. 

We recruit students for the Spring and Fall semesters to design and run the program's activity stations in exchange for either Independent Study or Directed Research credit. Selected students will be able to register for 1-3 units, depending on their interest in participating in additional projects and data analysis. *You must be available to consistently attend every week in order to participate.

ABOUT

Psychology Discovery will run on Thursdays from 9 am - 12 pm. 

You must be available to attend these times every Thursday in order to participate. Students will receive either independent study or directed research credit for participating, depending on their major.

Interested?
Apply by Dec 16th!

Fill Out the Application at this Link

Questions?
Contact:
Professor Adam Lazarewicz (anl@arizona.edu)

Brain Nervous System concept. Science is something that children should study and learn. Thinking process and Psychology of Kids.

Interested in learning more about the program or know a school who would be interested in the program? Visit the Psychology Discovery page on Flandrau's website

Updated: 12/10/25