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United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
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Requirements
image Official Transcript
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image 2 Recommendations
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Jul 10 — Jul 21
Price range
2200 USD
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Key Facts

Drexel University College of Medicine is seeking highly motivated current high school sophomores and juniors who are enrolled in an academic curriculum and demonstrate strong interest in neuroscience topics and research.

Interest Areas:
Biology & Medicine
Research
Grade:
Grade 11
Grade 12
Other features:
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Academics

Under the direction of Jed Shumsky, PhD, and Michael Lane, PhD, a group of highly driven high school students will learn the fundamental concepts of neuroscience and basic lab techniques in molecular neurobiology, neurophysiology and neuroanatomy.

By attending the Neuroscience Camp, participants will have the opportunity to:

  • Learn about the brain and spinal cord from award-winning faculty and their graduate students
  • Experience live brain activity recordings

Participate in lectures on:

  • Brain and spinal cord anatomy
  • Electrophysiology
  • Cellular neuroscience
  • Sensory processing
  • Neuropathology
  • Neuropharmacology
  • Comparative neuroanatomy
  • Brain machine interfacing

The Neuroscience Camp features a lab project that will include neuroscience laboratory techniques and data analysis. Participants will also receive instruction in literature searching and project presentation.
At the end of camp, participants will earn a certificate of completion.

Format

This is not a residential program. Housing will not be provided.

Program Details

Program content will be offered in person at the Queen Lane Campus in Philadelphia.
Students will learn common neuroscience laboratory procedures and will work on small group lab projects together under the direction of a senior graduate student. In addition, participants will take field trips to the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University and the Franklin Institute to further their understanding of the brain in a fun and educational setting.

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Eligibility

The Neuroscience Camp is open to rising high school juniors and seniors with a background in biology, chemistry or research; admission to the camp is competitive. Applicants must submit transcripts and two letters of recommendation as part of their application.

Application Components
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Please fill out the online application in its entirety. Applicants must submit transcripts and two letters of recommendation as part of their application.

Official letters of recommendation must be sent from references either via email to [email protected] (preferred) or to mailing address.

Official transcripts must be sent from high school either via email to [email protected] (preferred) or to mailing address.

Transcripts or letters sent directly from applicants are considered unofficial. Your application will be considered complete and will be reviewed when official transcripts and official letters of recommendation are received.

Tuition & Aid
Single Session
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2200 USD

Financial Aid:

No financial aid is available.

Neuroscience Camp image
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United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
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Requirements
image Official Transcript
image Unofficial Transcript
image Written Answers
image 2 Recommendations
image Online Application From
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Jul 10 — Jul 21
Price range
2200 USD
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Need Help?
Learn more about the application process in the Blog or by scheduling a free consultation with the Summer Program adviser
Speak with an adviser Learn more in the blog

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