Colloquia 2010-2011
Fall 2010 Colloquia
Autism is a Foundation of Human Cognitive Diversity
Dr. Matthew Belmonte*National Brain Research Centre
Location: Stanley Thomas 101
Genetic and Environmental Influences on Early Brain Development in the Setting of Early Life Adversity
Dr. Stacy Drury*Tulane University
Location: LBC 213 – Kendall Cram
Integrating Data in a Comprehensive Response to Intervention Model
Dr. Gale NaquinExecutive Director Insight Educational Center
Location: Gibson 126-A
The Physiology of Volition
Dr. Mark Hallett*Chief, Human Motor Control Section, NINDS, NIH
Location: LBC 213 – Kendall Cram
The Changing Face of Racial Bias
Dr. Keith MaddoxTufts University
Location: LBC 212 – Qatar Ballroom
Emotion Regulation and Emotional Development: The Laboratory of Early Relationships
Dr. Ross ThompsonUniverstiy of California Davis
Location: Jones 108
*These talks are co-sponsored by the Tulane University Neuroscience Program
Spring 2011 Colloquia
Learning to Move
Karen AdolphNew York University
Location: DINWIDDIE – 103
TBA
Julie Price-SmithTulane University
Location: DINWIDDIE – 103
Delayed Auditory Feedback: Possible Evidence for Sensory Feedback Control of Speech
Gordon FrankeUniversity of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Location: LBC 202 – Rechler
The Histone Deacetylase Inhibitor Sodium Butyrate Facilitates Long-Term Memory for a Striatum-Dependent Response Task
Meaghan CrawleyWofford College
Location: LBC 202 – Rechler
The Relationship Between Trait Anxiety, Spatial Memory, and Learning Strategy
Wayne HawleyIndiana State University
Location: LBC 202 – Rechler
Sex Differences in Anxiety, Learning Strategy, and the Cholinergic System in Early Life
Elin GrissomIndiana State University
Location: LBC 202 – Rechler
Exposing the Mechanisms Underlyingestrogenic Modulation of Memory: Implications for Hormone Therapy and Age-Related Memory Decline
Karyn FrickUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Location: DINWIDDIE – 103
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