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About this Guide
Welcome to the guide for Neurosciences Research and Scholarship. This guide is designed to provide information and links to important resources for education and research in the area of neuroscience.
The Table of Contents for this guide are listed on the left. This menu also serves as navigation for the guide.
Campus Links
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College of Applied Health SciencesThe College of Applied Health Sciences at UIUC has departments in Kinesiology & Community Health, Speech & Hearing Science, Recreation, Sport, & Tourism, and Interdisciplinary Health Sciences.
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McKinley Health CenterThe McKinley Health Center provides medical services and health information to the Urbana-Champaign campus community.
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Behavioral Neurscience (Biological Division)The members of the Behavioral Neuroscience division use neuroscience techniques mostly (but not exclusively) in animals to understand how the brain works to produce behavior. The program is strongly research oriented and each student works directly with a faculty mentor.
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Cognitive Neuroscience (Brain & Cognition Division)The Cognitive Neuroscience division offers a comprehensive program encompassing both human and animal approaches to questions about functional organization and neural architecture of cognition.
Links to Libraries and Library Services
Library Services
The Scholarly Commons (Main Library, Room 306) provides consultations for scholarly communications issues, digitization, digital humanities work, data services, and more.
The Library’s Savvy Researcher series brings experts together with faculty and graduate students to explore topics relevant to research and academic success. These 45 to 50 minute sessions are free and are held in room 314 Main Library.