Giovanna C. Del Sordo
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Vision Sciences & Memory Lab
New Mexico State University
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Vision Sciences & Memory Lab
New Mexico State University
As part of my PhD training, I taught several undergraduate psychology classes as the instructor of record, both face-to-face and online (through NMSU Global Campus).
Development Psychology (PSYC 212)
Psych and the Brain (PSYC 375)
Memory (PSYC 383), which I also developed as online class for NMSU Global.
The Discovery Scholar Program is aimed at undergraduate students looking to expand their research experience by working with a faculty mentor on their very own project. For the academic year 2024-2025, I am currently mentoring one undergraduate student in psychology.
Mayte Alonso is currently investigating pupil size differences between active and passive sustained attention.
Each semester, my lab welcomes between 5 and 10 undergraduate students as research assistants (RA). Each RA is provided with comprehensive training in experimental methods and research ethics, encompassing both behavioral and eye-tracking/pupillometry studies. Beyond research, I support these students in achieving their career-oriented objectives, including aiding in graduate school applications, securing academic or non-academic internships, and applying for scholarships.