Seeking Research Participants: Paid Opportunity
We are seeking any current Lewis & Clark student, faculty or staff to participate.
Participants will be compensated $50 and provided coffee/tea for attending two Saturday sessions from 7:45 a.m. –10:15 a.m. on Saturday, September 9 and Saturday, September 16.
Must be 18 years old, abstain from substances and be willing to provide bio-data.
Participation includes:
- Playing with art materials
- Answering some questions
- Monitoring your heart rate and collecting your saliva
- Reflecting on your experience
If interested please complete the pre-screening questionnaire via this link or scan the QR code above.
Questions can be directed to Dr. Mary Andrus at mandrus@lclark.edu or Kate Feddersen at kfeddersen@lclark.edu
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