Education

The educational aspects of the Department of Pharmacology and Experimental Neuroscience include:

• Graduate Programs in the area of pharmacology and neuroscience 
  • Courses 
• Laboratory short course in Integrative and Organ Systems Pharmacology (ISOP)
• Seminars - Formal seminars presented by nationally and internationally known scientists from outside the University as well as University faculty
  • Research forums designed to provide opportunities for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and junior faculty to develop their speaking skills
  • Journal club where graduate students are challenged to develop skills in manuscript writing and reviewing as well as keeping abreast of the many areas of pharmacology and neuroscience
• Summer Undergraduate Research Programs
  • Undergraduate Research Program 
  • High School Summer Research Program 
• Faculty Educational Activities 
  • Textbooks
  • On-line web courses or tutorial
  • Editors of on-line pharmacology data base
  • Membership in national educational committees