Volunteers

If you are a SFU or UBC student and are interested in research on autism and developmental disorders, we would love to hear from you. Volunteering is a great way to gain experience in and contribute to research. Volunteers help with a variety of functions in the lab - interacting with participants, running experiments, literature searches, and data entry. Please send a CV, student transcript (if appropriate), and a statement of your interest in being a volunteer to addl@sfu.ca.

Graduate Students

Dr. Iarocci is a graduate supervisor for MA and PhD students in the Department of Psychology at SFU. If you are interested in working with Dr. Iarocci as a graduate student, please consult the SFU Psychology Department website for instructions on how to apply, and email Dr. Iarocci (giarocci@sfu.ca) to let her know that you are interested in applying. Dr. Iarocci will be accepting new students in 2012.

Postdoctoral Fellows

Dr. Iarocci welcomes Postdoctoral Fellows. There are many agencies that provide funding for specializations in autism. For more information on funding sources and training opportunities please see the Autism Research Training (ART) Program and the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research. Please contact Dr. Iarocci (giarocci@sfu.ca) to discuss your interest in a Postdoctoral position at the ADDL.