Carolyn Hartzell elected Treasurer of HFES-GT

Carolyn Hartzell was elected treasurer by the members of the Georgia Tech chapter of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society.

The DPL regularly recruits undergraduate students to support the implementation of experiments in the lab. Our RAs work closely with graduate students and are initially tasked with running participants. Additional training is available to motivated undergrads who take an interest in our work, especially those who desire to complete senior thesis projects. RAs typically receive course credit for their involvement in the DPL. Grades depend on the completion of lab tasks and the dependability of the individual. For more information, please contact Justin Sukernek via email.