Congratulations to PhD Candidate Evan Forth for Passing His Comprehensive Exam

Congratulations to PhD candidate Evan Forth for passing his comprehensive exam on March 24th, 2023. A comprehensive exam in neuroscience at Queen’s University is designed to meet two objectives: 1) to examine the problem-solving skills of Ph.D. candidates, and 2) to test the ability of Ph.D. candidates to articulate, both verbally and in writing, conceptsContinue reading “Congratulations to PhD Candidate Evan Forth for Passing His Comprehensive Exam”

Gut Instincts: Exploring the Gut-Brain Connection

MSc student, Hayley Bromley, recently presented a talk for the Neuroscience Outreach Program “Brain Storm” Public Lecture Series. The program runs from January to June, where students from Queen’s University Centre for Neuroscience Studies talk about their research and is hosted in collaboration with the Kingston Frontenac Public Library. “Had a great time talking toContinue reading “Gut Instincts: Exploring the Gut-Brain Connection”

PSYC 236: Introduction to Clinical Psychology – Graduate Student takes on Teaching Fellow Position

Graduate student Arthi Chinna Meyyappan once again takes on a teaching fellow position for PSYC 236: Introduction to Clinical Psychology at Queen’s University in Kingston, ON, Canada. This will be her second time teaching the course to over 300+ students. The course is described as the experimental approach to understanding the causes, symptoms, course, andContinue reading “PSYC 236: Introduction to Clinical Psychology – Graduate Student takes on Teaching Fellow Position”