The Center for Behavioral Neuroscience would like to announce an
exciting undergraduate research program for the summer of 2012 – Behavioral
Research Advancements In Neuroscience (BRAIN).
BRAIN 2012 consists of a 10-week neuroscience
summer research and education experience. The program begins with an
intensive week-long course in neuroscience followed by a 9-week apprenticeship
in an Atlanta-area research laboratory. Accepted Fellows will be working
at Spelman College, Morehouse College, Morehouse School of Medicine, Emory
University, Georgia Institute of Technology, or Georgia State University.
Students will be engaged in various areas of research including but not limited
to molecular or cellular level investigations in laboratories, working with
small animals, and collecting data from outdoor field sites. In addition
to their laboratory research placements, Fellows participate in weekly
professional development workshops and lectures by guest speakers. Students are
paid a stipend for the summer and provided housing at Emory University.
The online application is available November 1, 2011. Other
application details can be found at:
We are looking for undergraduate candidates who are enthusiastic,
hard-working, detail-oriented, and who want to engage in cutting edge
neuroscience research. Please forward this email to your students so they
may have the chance to apply.
The deadline for applications is January 13, 2011.
Thank you very much for you time, and please email me if you have
any questions!
Elizabeth A. Weaver II, M.S.
Neuroscience Education Specialist
Neuroscience Institute
Georgia State University
o: 404.413.5469
c: 404.545.6302
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