A wonderful paid research assistantship is available to a student
interested in early learning. Marina Bers has a two-year fellowship
on her NSF grant that is crying out for an Eliot-Pearson graduate
student! Marina can go elsewhere in the University to find a student,
but really wants someone with developmental interests and background.
She is working right at the cutting edge, at the intersections of
child development, early childhood education, and human-computer
interaction. See below for a description of the opportunity in more
detail. This is a great opportunity, so don't miss it! If you want
more information about the possibilities it includes, do set up a
meeting with Marina.
Mon Cochran
Interim Director, ECE Program
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