[visionlist] 2nd Annual University of Delaware Undergraduate Workshop in Cognitive and Brain Sciences

[Jared Medina]

Dear colleagues,

Please distribute this to undergraduates who are interested in a free
two-week summer program in cognitive neuroscience, along with full summer
REU opportunities.

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Are you an undergraduate interested in learning more about cognitive and
brain sciences? If so, the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
at the University of Delaware is holding its 2nd Annual Summer Workshop in
Cognitive and Brain Sciences. This program, from June 4th-15th, 2018, is an
intensive workshop for undergraduates who are interested in cognitive
research. Participants will engage in immersive training in cognitive and
brain sciences, which includes both formal coursework, interactive
teaching, and hands-on experience with functional neuroimaging,
non-invasive brain stimulation, cognitive neuropsychological research, and
more. This program is open to permanent residents and citizens of the
United States.



Thanks to funding from the National Science Foundation, travel, tuition,
room and board will be provided for the entire two-week
program. Furthermore, selected workshop attendees will have the opportunity
to engage in cognitive neuroscience research over the entire summer at the
University of Delaware. Those students will be provided with a stipend, in
addition to workshop expenses.



We encourage all undergraduates with a strong interest in the cognitive and
brain sciences to apply. We also encourage students from underrepresented
backgrounds to apply. Applications are due *March 1st*. For more
information, please go to https:/www.psych.udel.edu/brainworkshop
<https://www.psych.udel.edu/brainworkshop>. If you have any questions,
please contact the workshop organizers (Drs. Jared Medina & Anna
Papafragou) at brainworkshop at psych.udel.edu.


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All the best,


Jared Medina

Assistant Professor

Dept. of Psychological and Brain Sciences

University of Delaware

www.jaredmedina.com
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