In section 4.2 Descriptions of Required Courses, the first paragraph should read. Foundations of Neuroscience and Behavior is a two semester comprehensive course that surveys the breadth of modern neuroscience ranging from molecular and cellular considerations, through systems neuroscience and up to cognitive neuroscience and provides the basic foundation for the more advanced electives offered by the program. Changes in caps.
Tuition is underwritten in two ways.
Graduate assistantships are for a period of four years. A medical benefits plan is available to students. This course is a first research rotation in a laboratory and is graded for course credit. The student must write up a substantial research paper at the end of the Center which is graded by the research advisor and is available for all faculty to read. The following three changes were discussed and voted upon at the March 1996 BNS Meeting.