Research and Other Opportunities

The Neuroscience Program faculty pursue a wide array of fascinating research projects, all of which are available to student participation.

Some students begin work with a faculty member in early in the career at Trinity and have the opportunity to see their research culminate in a professional publication or a presentation at a professional conference.

Some students chose to complete a year-long independent research project.  Most of these are related to the faculty member’s own research, but some can be designed independently by the student. Students typically start a senior thesis at least the summer before their senior year.

Students who are already involved in research by their junior year can apply to participate in our 5 year BS/MA program. This allows them to spend a fifth year at Trinity completing a research project and earning a Master’s degree.

The national honor society for neuroscience students.

The Neuroscience Club is involved in many community service and educational projects each year.

Our graduates have gone on to impressive careers in a number of fields.

For underrepresented Trinity students and alumni pursuing Careers in Clinical Psychology and Clinical Neuropsychology, mentorship is available.

For Neuroscience research, there are many related Resources and Programs.