Temple University’s Neuroscience professors take students on a journey through the mind in search of exciting new discoveries. Here, the College of Liberal Arts will take you through the journeys those bright minds embark on during their time at Temple and beyond. Read the student, alumni and faculty stories here and contact us if you have a Temple Neuroscience story of your own you think should be shared. Undergraduate and graduate students experience a hands-on approach to learning that includes studying ADHD, addiction, depression, age-related disorders, anxiety and more. Guided by the faculty, students conduct exciting research using modern techniques to help them make a difference in the classroom and beyond. See where their inquisitive minds take them.

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Alumni Spotlight: Marguerite Robinson

by Rebecca Brotschul
February 18
Marguerite Robinson is a 2016 graduate in Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience and a 2018 graduate of the MS in Neuroscience Program. She is currently a neurocognitive specia...
College of Liberal Arts

Alumni Spotlight: Cory Ardekani

by Rebecca Brotschul
January 04
What is your current position like? As a graduate student, I am currently taking classes and getting my feet wet in my lab research. Currently, I am investigating differences ...
College of Liberal Arts

Alumni Spotlight: Jasmine Forde

by Rebecca Brotschul
November 30
Jasmine Forde was a double major in Neuroscience and Psychology in the College of Liberal Arts and graduated in 2016. She is currently a research analyst at Mathematica. What ...
College of Liberal Arts

Alumni Spotlight: Rosalie Schumann

by Rebecca Brotschul
October 29
Rosalie Schumann was a double major in Neuroscience and Psychology in the College of Liberal Arts and graduated in 2018. She is currently a Medical Student at the Philadelphia...
Africology and African American Studies

CLA Promotes Diversity and Anti-Bias

by Richard Deeg
October 28
This past year has seen race and racial inequality return as hot topics of national debate and contention. The problems currently receiving heightened attention are not new, b...

Neuroendocrinology & Behavior Lab published paper in Biological Psychiatry

by Neuroscience Program
April 28
The Neuroendocrinology & Behavior Laboratory, lead by Dr. Debra Bangasser, recently published "Stress regulation of sustained attention and the cholinergic attention syste...

Neuroscience’s Annual Halloween Talk to Explore Near-Death Experiences

by Nick Santangelo
October 30
By: Nick Santangelo The spookiest time of the year is here, but College of Liberal Arts students don't have to leave campus and go door-to-door dressed as Spider-Man, El from ...

Max Young Credits the Liberal Arts with Launching His Renaissance Man-Like Career

by Nick Santangelo
March 22
By: Nick Santangelo He's knocked on a thousand doors. He's lived in Australia. He's taken on a New Jersey political power broker. He's worked in human resources. He's played i...

Neuroscience Student Highlights the Links Between Changes in the Brain and Political Tribalism

by Nick Santangelo
October 05
By: Nick Santangelo America's partisan divide can make it feel like everyone on the other side is wrong about everything. That can make it seem impossible for conservatives an...

The Future of Brain Research Has Arrived at Temple’s College of Liberal Arts

by Nick Santangelo
February 28
By: Nick Santangelo Every year or two, most people buy a new cell phone. Every six years or so, they buy a new car. Why? Not just because the new model is, well, new, but beca...
Internships

Liberal Arts Students Go To Work

by Patrick Gordon
September 28
By: Patrick Gordon Click the link. That is the advice Madison Gray has for her fellow students when it comes to finding and securing an internship opportunity. "When you get ...