School and Library Visits
The MSU Neuroscience Program visits local K-12 schools and local libraries to educate students on brain-related topics. The presentations are age-appropriate and range from sensory activities to touching real human and animal brains!
The Neuroscience Program has developed curricula designed specifically for children. We talk about the types of cells in the brain, the relationship between brain and behavior, how the brain changes as we grow up and grow older, and the many factors and behaviors that can damage the brain. Our intent is to educate students about the importance of the brain and to get them excited about the latest and most fascinating developments in neuroscience.
Teachers: would you like MSU NSP to come to your school? Email us at neurosci@msu.edu
Faculty Coordinators
Valerie Hedges, PhD
Casey Henley, PhD
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