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PROJECT COORDINATOR POSITION/STHE LITTLEBEATS BABY CUES PROJECT

社會發展跨學科實驗室正在為“小節拍”（LittleBeats）嬰兒線索專案招聘兩名全職專案協調員。這是一個關於親子關係動態以及壓力的行為和生理調節的新研究。專案協調員將成為一個更大的研究團隊的一部分，共同負責管理和監督研究專案的日常活動，包括參與者招募、日程安排和資料收集。

崗位職責包括：

協助招募和登記3至10個月大的嬰兒家庭。
與家庭一起協調和監督母嬰研究訪問；研究訪問將在貝克曼研究所的實驗遊戲室進行，部分將透過Zoom線上進行。
管理研究裝置、檔案和資料檔案。
參與研究成果的撰寫，包括會議報告和提交至科學期刊的論文。

最低要求：

具備行為科學或社會科學領域的本科學位（如心理學、人類發展、教育、言語與聽力科學等）。
至少一年在研究和/或直接與嬰兒（0-12個月）及其父母合作的相關經驗。
具備出色的溝通和人際交往能力，優秀的組織和多工處理能力，並能準確完成任務。
能靈活安排時間，包括在晚上和週末工作。

優先但非必須的經驗/技能：

有與幼兒和家庭的研究經驗。
具備網頁設計和/或計算機程式設計技能。
熟悉REDCap系統。
能用英語和西班牙語進行雙語交流。

申請流程：

請將以下材料傳送給Nancy McElwain博士（郵箱：[email protected]）：求職信、簡歷、成績單（非正式版本即可）、兩位推薦人的姓名和聯絡方式

如需進一步瞭解詳情，請聯絡Nancy McElwain博士（郵箱：[email protected]，電話：(217) 244-7168）。

申請審查將立即開始。開始日期靈活，但優先考慮可以在5月或6月開始工作的候選人。該職位將持續到2025-2026學年，並有可能續約至第二年。

PROJECT COORDINATOR POSITION/STHE LITTLEBEATS BABY CUES PROJECT

Interdisciplinary Lab for Social DevelopmentBeckman Institute for Advanced Science & TechnologyUniversity of lllinois Urbana-Champaign

The interdisciplinary Lab for Social Development is seeking two full-time Project Coordinators forthe LittleBeats"" Baby Cues Project (https://littlebeats.hdfs,illinois.edu/), a new study of parent-infant relationship dynamics and behavioral and physiological regulation of stress. The ProjectCoordinators will be part of a larger team who share responsibility for managing and overseeingthe day-to-day activities of the research project, including participant recruitment, scheduling, anddata collection.

Responsibilities include:

Assisting with recruitment and enrollment of families with infants 3-10 months of age
Coordinating and supervising mom-baby research visits with families; research visits will beconducted in our laboratory playroom at the Beckman Institute as well as virtually viaZoom.
Managing research devices, documents, and data files.
Contributing to research products, including conference presentations and manuscripts submissions to scientific journals

Minimum requirements:

Bachelor's degree in the behavioral or social sciences (e.g., psychology, humandevelopment, education, speech & hearing sciences), with at least one year of significantresearch experience and/or direct work with infants (0-12 months) and their parents.
Must have outstanding communication and interpersonal skills, excellent ability to organizeand balance multiple tasks, andability to complete tasks accurately.
Flexible availability,including evenings and weekends.

Preferred experience/skills (but not required): Priorresearch experience with young children andfamilies, skils in web design and/or computer programming; familiarity with REDCap; bilingual inEnglish and Spanish.

Application Process: Please send a letter of interest, resume, transcript (unofficial copy) and thenames and contact information for two references to Dr. Nancy McElwain at [email protected] further information, please contact Dr. McElwain at [email protected] or (217) 244-7168.

Review of applications will begin immediately. Start date is flexible, although preference will begiven to candidates available to begin in May or June. The position/s will continue through the2025-2026 academic year, and there will be opportunities for renewed appointment for a secondyear.