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 ASC Lab Commitment

The ASC Lab operates with the belief that our science is better with a diverse team. We embrace and encourage our lab members’ differences in age, race, color, disability, ethnicity, family or marital status, gender identity or expression, language, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, and other characteristics that intersect to make our lab members who they are. We are firmly anti-racist and working to ensure a space that promotes safety and wellness for Black and POC students.

Joining the Lab

The ASC Lab is all filled up! We are no longer accepting applications for undergraduate research assistants for Fall 2022 nor am I planning to accept graduate students during this admissions cycle (Fall 2022 application for Fall 2023 start).

 ASCLab Members

Welcome to our incoming ASC Lab graduate students Ilerioluwa (Ileri) Akinnola and Rui (Cindy) Jin!

Nicole Lofaro
(4th year)
earned her bachelor's degree in psychology from William Paterson University of New Jersey. Nicole studies psychological reactance, defensive responding to feedback about implicit bias, and gender stereotyping.

Undergraduate Research Assistants: Mariyah Dhanani​, Aisha Yusuf, Julia Mohanty, William Giniewsk, and Derek Simon

ASC Lab Alumni: Rick Klein (Ph.D., 2017), Morgan Conway (Ph.D., 2018), Liz Redford (Ph.D., 2019), Jessica Campbell (Ph.D., 2021), Elsa Congjiao Jiang (Ph.D., 2021), Christine Vitiello (Ph.D., 2021)

Other Information and Resources

ASC Lab Manual: here

ASC Lab Study Registration Template: here

​Information about Letters of Rec: here

UF Social Area Manual 2019-2020: here

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Directions to the ASC Lab: here

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