They may also publish papers in scholarly journals. You may also gain experience beyond the classroom as a teaching assistant in the lab, as a tutor, or through an internship. Internships are available at local hospitals, including psychiatric institutions. Laboratory space and gathering areas that are dedicated to students engaged in the study of neuroscience will be included as well as new multimedia seminar rooms and teaching labs. Cubicles in the laboratory rooms have links to the campus computer and video networks.
Students use the cubicles to observe laboratory animals and collect research data.
Other rooms are equipped for the neural and behavioral assessment of a wide variety of animals. The major is directed by a group selected for their knowledge and experience in neuroscience. Wendy L. Hill , Professor of Psychology and Chair. Ph.D., University of Washington. Wayne Leibel , Associate Professor and Head of Biology.