Advising and Contact Information
We are here and are always ready to discuss your interests and course plans. In an effort to meet with as many students as possible as quickly as possible, we are trying a new system. By clicking on advising appointments you will be directed to our available appointments timeslots. As a general rule, advising, declaring the major and thesis discussions are usually less than 30 minute appointments.
Please make advising appointments .
Petition to Graduate:
Please be sure to begin the process online the link to begin is listed here:
online petition to graduate process
Once you have begun your online petition to graduate form, we will evaluate whether or not you need to meet with an advisor. Graduates receive a t-shirt after completing the petition to graduate process after their petition is signed by a neuroscience advisor.
Please notify Terri as to when you will come and get your t-shirt.
Of course, if you would like to meet with an advisor, usually 15 minutes, please request an appointment
People
Dr. Valerie Kilman
Director of Undergraduate Studies in Neuroscience
Professor of Instruction in Neurobiology
Hogan 2-162
v-kilman@northwestern.edu
Please make advising appointments.
Dr. Wei-Chun Wang
Assistant Professor of Instruction in Neuroscience
weichun.wang@northwestern.edu
Dr. Andrew Miri
Director of the Neuroscience Major
Assistant Professor of Instruction in Neuroscience
andrewmiri@northwestern.edu
Terri D. Bartosiak
Program Assistant for the Neuroscience Major
Hogan 2-160
neuroscience@u.northwestern.edu
Faculty Advisory Board for the Neuroscience Major
Thomas Bozza, PhD
Professor
Department of Neurobiology
Matthew Goldrick, PhD
Professor and Chair
Department of Linguistics
Bill Kath, PhD
Professor
Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics
Robin Nusslock, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
Ken Paller, PhD
Professor
Department of Psychology
Jason Sanchez, PhD
Associate Professor
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Student Advisory Board
The Weinberg College Student Advisory Board (SAB) is the primary source of student advice to the Dean of the College and the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies. They also provide input to the Director and Director of Undergraduate Studies of the Neuroscience major.