The David S. Olton Award is given annually through the Behavioral Biology program to support undergraduate research in the area of the biology of behavior, broadly defined. Undergraduate students from Johns Hopkins psychology, behavioral biology, and neuroscience are encouraged to apply. The award is $4,000. This award is a research award, designed specifically to help […]
The Neuroscience & Behavioral Biology programs will conduct a series of workshops for our students. This is an opportunity to network with your peers and gain information about your specific major. The first workshop – Thriving the Spring Semester - will take place on Monday, January 29th at 5:00 p.m. in the Dunning Conference […]
The first general body bi-weekly meeting will be held this Thursday, February 1st at 7:30 p.m. (location: Remsen 101). Please make sure to attend this first meeting for upcoming NRP activities for the Spring 2024 semester and how to become a member of Nu Rho Psi if you are not already a member.
The Student Involvement Fairs are just two of the many events and traditions at Johns Hopkins University where student organizations showcase what they are doing and how you can get involved with them throughout the year. The Student Involvement Fair is an opportunity to learn about how you can get more involved at Hopkins. There […]
Are you interested in pursuing career opportunities in Neuroscience but cannot decide if research is for you? Have you thought about MD/PhD or PhD programs as a next step? Please join us for an information session about the Neuroscience BS/MS Program. The session will be led by Dr. Jay Baraban, Program Director, and Dr. […]
Did you know we have over 400 programs in our approved programs list? Our Student Affairs Coordinator from JHU Madrid, Hopkins faculty-led program leaders, the Life Design Educator for International Perspectives, representatives from universities abroad, study abroad providers, and program alums will be in attendance to discuss the range of opportunities available to Hopkins students. […]
Looking for a new major? Trying to find new connections with faculty? Just trying to figure out your future plans? Look no further than the first ever JHU Major Fair! More than 35 different academic disciplines will be represented at this Major Fair, where you can interact with faculty and students alike to learn more […]
Honors Packet should include the following and must be turned in by Friday, February 16th 4:00 pm *Proof of a 3.5 Core GPA by way of the GPA Worksheet (this can be found on the Honors webpage)*9 credits of required research*Unofficial Transcript*Proof of a Scientific Presentation (URS or DREAMS)*Letter of Recommendation from you PI or […]
The next Nu Rho Psi General Body Meeting will be held this Thursday, Feb 29th at 7:30 p.m. in Remsen 101. Please be sure to attend this meeting to discuss and decide the subjects of upcoming meeting for the Spring 2024 semester.
The Undergraduate Honors Thesis Program research proposals are due March 1st. The Undergraduate Honors Thesis program is for students considering a career with a significant research component who want to get a more in-depth research experience via the writing of a Thesis. More information can be obtained on the Neuroscience Honors website (https://krieger.jhu.edu/neuroscience/bs-program/honors/) and by […]
The next Nu Rho Psi General Body Meeting will be held this Thursday, Mar.14th at 7:30 p.m. in Remsen 101. Please be sure to attend this meeting.
The Neuroscience BS/MS Program is accepting applications for the Spring 2024 matriculation. Students who wish to apply in their junior and senior year must meet the following minimum requirements to apply: Minimum 3.5 GPA in all requirement courses for the undergraduate major Completion of no fewer than 6 credits of undergraduate research Completion of the […]