Wesleyan College
Neuroscience Program
Contact:
Barry K. Rhoades, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor and Acting Chair
Neuroscience Program Director
Department of Biology
Wesleyan College
4760 Forsyth Road
Macon, GA 31210
Telephone: (912) 757-5238
FAX: (912) 757-4037
E-mail: brhoades@wesleyancollege.edu
WWW: http://www.wesleyan-college.edu
Year Established: 1998
Total Number of Faculty:
2
Total Number of Students: 3
US Citizens: 100%
Female: 100%
US Under-Represented Minorities: 33%
- Hispanic or Latino Origin: 33%
Program Description: Wesleyan College is a liberal arts college for women with a culturally diverse student body, a student faculty ratio of 11:1, and a tradition of curricular innovations, beginning with its 1836 charter as the world's first women's college. Neuroscience at Wesleyan is an interdisciplinary and collaborative program between the Departments of Biology and Psychology. The neuroscience minor consists of an introductory course in biological diversity and upper-level courses in neurobiology, physiological psychology, learning and memory, animal physiology, and animal behavior. Participation in student-faculty research is strongly encouraged and is supported by current NIH and NSF grants.
Admission Requirements: Acceptance to the College and declaration of Neuroscience Minor.
How or Where to Apply: Wesleyan College Office of Admissions
Annual Tuition and Fees Costs: $22,900
Financial Assistance Availability: scholarships, grants, loans, and work study.
How, if Necessary, to Apply: Wesleyan College Office of Financial Aid
Last revised November 29, 1999
http://www.andp.org/programs/undergraduate/unitedstates/georgia/wesleyan.htm
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