Spring 2010 NEWSLETTER
Welcome to Spring Semester 2010! We hope that each of you has had a wonderful winter break and are refreshed and ready to begin the spring semester.
This newsletter will be used to present general
information, announcements, and
articles of interest to all Cognitive Science
majors, faculty, and advisors.
The calendar
will be updated regularly with speakers
and
events, so please check back frequently. Stay tuned for Spring 2010 Graduation information.
Please contact the Program Coordinator at cogsci@virginia.edu if you
have an item of interest and think it suitable for inclusion
in this format.
NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT BOOKMARK OUR WEBSITE: Our web site does not always update when it is book marked, even when refreshed, so please do not bookmark our site as you may miss out on the latest information.
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Cognitive Science Society Presents
Cognitive Science Program
Year End Celebration
April 1, 2010, 5:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Location: Gilmer Hall 190
Keynote Speaker:
Judy Cameron, PhD, University of Pittsburg
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PLEASE CONTINUE TO VISIT "CogSci Major" COLLAB SITE TO MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT MISS ANY APPLICATION DEADLINES FOR GRANTS, SUMMER FELLOWSHIPS AND RESEARCH PROJECTS OR JOB OPPORTUNITIES
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Notable News
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Events
and "CogSci Major" COLLAB SITE
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Important Dates:
FALL ADVISING - Mar. 24 - April 4th (Check the Cog. Sci. website in early March for "Current Approved Courses-Fall '10" )
DMP Application - DEADLINE - Spring 2011 Graduates - Mar. 31st
DMP Thesis - DEADLINE - Fourth year DMP Students (2010 Graduates)- Thesis due to Thesis Advisor and Readers - April 15th
May 1st - Last day for Fourth Semester Students to Declare Major
MAY 23rd - Graduation Exercises
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Cognitive
Science Society
The Cognitive Science Society promotes a community of students interested in cognitive science at the University of Virginia. Since cognitive science is a cross-disciplinary major, bringing together students and faculty from multiple departments, it is particularly important to have a forum for communication and gathering among the major’s members.
The goals of the Cognitive Science Society are:
- Create cohesion within the major via building relationships between students and faculty
- Foster stronger Alumni relations
- Recruitment of majors by creating awareness of the major
BENEFITS!
- Need a Job? We’ve got connections!
- Resume Builder
- Events
- Lectures
- Cohesion
- Monthly coffee chats with professors
- Fun
Please join us and become
involved in promoting community for cognitive science majors at the University of Virginia. Contact: cogsci@virginia.edu
Please follow CogSci Major Collab for Next Cognitive Science Society Board Meeting
contact: (cogsci@virginia.edu)
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