The Team
Our team includes both undergraduate and graduate students. If you are an undergraduate seeking hands-on research experience or a current SIU graduate student interested in forensic psychology, we encourage you to learn more about opportunities to get involved and fill the form to get involved.
Undergraduate Students
- Undergraduate students in the Cross-Cultural Forensic Psychology lab will assist in conducting literature reviews, collecting data, creating lab and study materials, and assisting with other research duties as they become available. Undergraduate students will be expected to commit a minimum of 5-6 hours per week to the lab and adhere to professional and lab standards. If you would like to join our team, Click here!
Graduate Students
- Graduate students in the Cross-Cultural Forensic Psychology lab will assist in creating projects, data analysis, literature reviews, manuscripts, and other research responsibilities as they become available. Graduate students will be required to meet with Dr. Aparcero-Suero and discuss time commitments to the lab before joining the team. If you would like to join us, Click here!
Prospective Ph.D. Students
- If you are a prospective doctoral student to the School of Psychological and Behavioral Sciences, please refer to the website for more information regarding our program, application processes, and requirements for admission: https://academics.siu.edu/human-behavioral/psychology/doctoral/clinical/
- The next application cycle for doctoral students interested in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program opens in Fall. Deadline for applications: December 1st