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PSYCH 120 Model Neuron Fair
Posted in Featured Courses & Programs
Nov 23, 2019
A model neuron.
Come and explore the wonders of the neuron with your psychology peers!
Saturday, Nov. 23
11 am–1 pm
133 Arts Building, 9 Campus Dr.
Free and open to the public | Free popcorn
Students enrolled in PSYCH 120: Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology with Dr. Jan Gelech (PhD) this fall were invited to merge their artistic abilities and scientific knowledge by creating three-dimensional neuron models using whatever materials and mediums they desired.
Prizes will be awarded for the most accurate, weirdest and most creative neuron models!
Info: jan.gelech@usask.ca
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