Welcome to the Research in Social Cognition (RISC) Laboratory! As the director of the RISC Lab, I guide our research investigations on a variety of topics in social cognition, intergroup processes, and decision-making. We use scientific methods common in social psychology, such as survey and behavioral experiments with online and student samples. There are several ways students can join the RISC Lab, including enrolling in the lab course I instruct called Research Methods Laboratory (RML) for course credit, conducting an honors research thesis or an independent research project under my supervision, or volunteering as a research assistant. If interesting in joining the RISC Lab to become more familiar with the research process in social psychology or to prepare for graduate school, I warmly welcome you to reach out to me to discuss available opportunities.