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2025 Nu Rho Psi Induction

2025 Nu Rho Psi Induction

April 23, 2025

8 Undergraduate Students Stadning Together each Holding a White Rose and Their Nu Rho Psi Certificates

On April 19th, Nu Rho Psi welcomed new members at the 2025 Nu Rho Psi Induction.

Undergraduate Student Standing with Dr Wohlgemuth and the student's parents

Dr. Wohlgemuth inducting an undergraduate student into the Nu Rho Psi community

Undergraduate Student being inducted into the Nu Rho Psi Community

Undergraduate Student being inducted into the Nu Rho Psi Community

8 Nu Rho Psi Student Gathered around each holding a white rose

Eight well dressed students standing together each holding a white rose

8 Nu Rho Psi Student Gathered around each holding a white rose

Four well-dressed students standing together each one holding a white rose.

Two students standing together each displaying their Nu Rho Sci certificates.

Two students standing together each holding a white rose.

Six well dressed students gatherer around with their index fingers on a model brain.

Two students standing together

Four NSCS students grouped together for a photo. The rightmost one has a 191 piece sunflower lego set in their hands.

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MRI Scans of 3 Individuals Displaying Variances in Regions of the Brain

UA Researchers Connect TMEM184B Mutations to Newly Identified Pediatric Brain Disorder

Photo of Student at the 2025 Neueroscience Welcome Event

Department of Neuroscience Hosts Welcome Event

Two of Dr. Bhattacharya’s student teams in her VIP course, NROS 397, won Viewer’s Choice awards at the VIP and CURE Spring 2025 Poster session held in the Health Sciences Innovation Building in April 2025. (Pictured L to R: Malia Rausch, Valerie Sackor, Andrea Castro, Sailyn Lopez, Dr. David Margolis, Dr. Kay Orzech, Shelby Cantrell, Maddie Mercatoris , Vanessa Campos, and Dr. Martha Bhattacharya.)

The Impact of VIP Courses on Student Confidence and Career Readiness

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