Graduate Training - Brains and Behavior - Georgia State University

Graduate Training

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Brains & Behavior provides competitive fellowships for students interested in pursuing interdisciplinary studies related to neuroscience. read more...

Students interested in earning a PhD in Neuroscience should apply for admission to one of the following departmental graduate programs:

A Master's degree and Brains & Behavior Fellowship may be pursued in the following programs:

Downloads: Brains & Behavior brochure (PDF)

The Brains & Behavior initiative promotes graduate training in the neurosciences by providing stipends to students who help span the diversity of the program.

Current Stipend Recipients:

Departments	Recipients
Biology	Nadja Spitzer bionns@langate.gsu.edu
Joshua Lillvis	Gloria Huddleston ghuddleston@student.gsu.edu
Fadi Issa biofpi@panther.gsu.edu	Kristy Welshans kristy@gsu.edu
Jamie LaPrairie biojxla@langate.gsu.edu	Michael Black biombb@langate.gsu.edu
Claudia Leitner	Amy Horner ahorner@gsu.edu
Edmund Rogers bioerr@langate.gsu.edu	Matthew Nusnbaum

Chemistry	Subrata Mishra smishra3@student.gsu.edu
Chemistry	April Ellis

Computer Information System	Lei Li lli@cis.gsu.edu

Computer Science	Anthony Aquilio aaquilio@hotmail.com
	Hao Tian htian1@student.gsu.edu

Mathematics & Statistics	Paul Channell pchannell1@student.gsu.edu
	Chenghong Shen cshen2@student.gsu.edu

Physics & Astronomy	Mohamed B. Rinzan mrinzan1@student.gsu.edu

Psychology	Alicia Faruzzi afaruzzi@gsu.edu
	Matia Banks mbanks1@student.gsu.edu
	Desiree Krebs dkrebs@gsu.edu
	Erin Baldwin

Brains & Behavior Participating Departments: