Research Assistant-Kinesiology

Undergraduate research assistant in kinesiology with a focus on studying the relationship between young children's motor skill development and eye movements.

Must be interested in working with children between the ages of 3 and 5 years old under the supervision of Dr.

Marschner and Dr.

Chen on the Minot State University campus and in local daycares.

Applicants must be current Minot State University students who have preferably previously taken or are currently enrolled in ESR 303 Therapeutic Exercise I or KIN 301 Psychomotor Development relevant to the study.

This is a grant-funded position for in-person work on campus.

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