WWU graduate, Dan Thomases, will give a talk on April 8th at 4pm in AW302. He is currently a PhD candidate at Rosalind Frankin. The title of his talk is "Role of NMDA receptors in the regulation of local GABAergic circuit maturation in the prefrontal cortex during adolescence". Everyone is welcome.

This interdisciplinary program is offered through the combined efforts of the Biology Department in the College of Sciences and Technology and the Psychology Department in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

The behavioral neuroscience program provides the specialized preparation and technical sophistication critical for success in post-graduate training programs and
entry-level biomedical research positions.

Dr. Richard Veith, Chief of Psychiatric Services at the University of Washington medical school, visited Behavioral Neuroscience Program students on 2/26/13