Join the CBN: Graduate Student Membership
Application
Overview
The Center for Behavioral Neuroscience,
through a consortium
of institutions in the Atlanta area, promotes
the development of
interdisciplinary teams of investigators and educators
who are working to define the interaction between
brain processes and complex behavior.
Eligibility
To be considered for Center membership
as a graduate student,
an individual must be conducting
research and/or educational
activities related to the mission of the Center’s
collaboratories and cores
under the primary supervision of a Center faculty
member. The collaboratories of the Center, designed
to develop and promote innovative interdisciplinary
research across diverse model systems, include:
- Affiliation Collaboratory
- Aggression Collaboratory
- Fear Collaboratory
- Reproduction Collaboratory
- Memory and Cognition
- Reward and Reinforcement
- Sex Differences
The cores of the Center are designed to develop
new technologies to support the activities of the
collaboratories and to develop workshops and curricula
for educational programs. They include:
- Gene Microarrays
- Viral Vectors
- Viral Tract Tracers
- Neuroimaging
- Behavioral Technologies
Each member in the Center will be assessed
annually.
- Each member must participate in
research under the primary supervision of
a Center faculty member that is related to the Center's mission.
- Center members are expected
to file annual reports that include
recent publications and presentations,
and
other
activities
related to the Center.
- Publications based on
work
supported by the Center must include
the following citation:
“This material is based upon work supported
in part by the STC Program of the National Science
Foundation under Agreement No. IBN-9876754.”
Application Procedure
Complete and submit the online CBN
Graduate Student Membership Application form. Then send a current
C.V. and a brief letter of support from the CBN faculty
member with whom you work, to:
Kelly R. Powell, Ph.D.
Associate Director, Center
for Behavioral Neuroscience
Georgia
State University
P.O. Box 3966
Atlanta, GA 30302-3966
Review: Applications for Center graduate membership
will be reviewed by the Graduate Committee at its
monthly meeting, and approved by majority vote.
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