Neuroscience students at the 2011 Student Symposium
04/28/2011
Students of BIOL130 Deadly Shapes, Hostage Brains and BIO346 Molecular Neuroscience collaborated to present research-based exhibits on Medical Mysteries of Brain, Mind, and Behavior at the 2011 Steven Galovich Memorial Student Symposium. Several Biology, Psychology and Neuroscience majors also presented neuroscience-based research at the symposium during its poster session.
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First-year students took their turn as teachers when a Lake Forest Country Day School class visited campus. They taught them interactive lessons about the important role their brains play when it comes to sensing the complex world around us, to use our memory, planning, and attention to make decisions, and to execute them into thoughts and movements. -
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Enjoy these photos from the 2015 Robert B. Glassman Memorial Brain, Mind & Behavior Symposium. 50 students and alumni presented posters and five faculty and alumni presented interdisciplinary talks on November 12. Over 200 community member and public attended the symposium. -
The Lake Forest College chapter of the national neuroscience honorary Nu Rho Psi presented the 2014 Evolution, Brain, and Disease Symposium on Saturday, April 26. -
Students in the first-year studies class Medical Mysteries of the Mind recently traveled to Northwestern Medical School’s Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer’s Disease Center, where they learned about human brain pathology at the school’s Brain Bank and discussed the molecular events with scientists in the Neuroscience Graduate Program.