MISSION
HISTORY
CNS PATHWAY
OFFICERS
EVENTS

OUR MISSION:

The mission of the Clinical Neuroscience Society (CNS) is to foster and sustain students' interest and involvement in the neurosciences throughout their medical and graduate school tenure, with an endpoint of preparing students to pursue academic and research careers in the clinical neurosciences.

The CNS was founded in the spring of 2001 and is student-run with guidance by faculty advisors in the Anatomy & Neurobiology Department at BUSM.  The organization incorporates a variety of components in its program.  These include mentoring by clinical faculty members, membership in the Boston Society of Neurology and Psychiatry, the Neuroscience Seminar series, brain cuttings performed by renowned pathologists here at BMC, many academic and social events, research opportunities, and the Clinical Neuroscience Pathway.


To complete the CNS program, members must attend at least 50% of the scheduled events after the completion of the Neuroscience course during the first year of medical school through the end of the second year.  Students who accomplish this will receive acknowledgment in their Dean's Letter or graduate record.

Click here for members who have completed the CNS pathway

OFFICERS:

Officers for the 2005-2006 academic year are:

President	Faramarz Edalat
Vice President	Veronica Santini
Secretary	Joseph Joyner
Treasurer	Christina Di Loreto
MD/PhD Representative	Chad Farris
Graduate Student Representative	Amanda Dow
Faculty Advisor	Mark Moss, Ph.D.

Click here for the previous CNS officers

EVENTS:

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