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New York Times Article on John McGann's Research on Olfaction

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Published: 14 May 2017

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"Humans Have a Poor Sense of Smell? It’s Just a Myth", by Joanna Klein (click to read the full story)

Dr. Syrett Receives "The Presidential Fellowship for Teaching Excellence" Award

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Published: 05 May 2017

2017 syrett Presidential Fellowship 2 smallCongratulations to Dr. Kristen Syrett who received the award "In recognition of her passionate dedication to teaching and mentoring, her ability to make materials relevant to students and her strong commitment to providing direct research experience to undergraduates."

Read more: Dr. Syrett Receives "The Presidential Fellowship for Teaching Excellence" Award

Photos from 11th Annual PerSci Forum Now Available

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Published: 04 May 2017

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Click here to view the photos (Google Photos Album)

Congratulations to Nic Schrum on his IHT Defense

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Published: 24 April 2017

nic schrum defenseCongrats to Nic Schrum, CogSci Individualized Major student, who defended his IHT on April 21, 2017. Nic's Interdisciplinary Honors Thesis (IHT) advisors are Karin Stromswold (primary) and Paul de Lacy (secondary). 

Nic is going be a graduate student at University of Connecticut, where he will specialize in syntax.

Congratulations to Sten Knutsen on his IHT Defense

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Published: 24 April 2017

sten knutsen defenseCongrats to Sten Knutsen, CogSci Individualized Major student, who defended his IHT on April 21, 2017. Sten's Interdisciplinary Honors Thesis (IHT) advisors are Karin Stromswold (primary) and Paul de Lacy (secondary). 

To learn more about Sten and his interesting journey, read "Rutgers Senior Who Started College Midlife Poised To Graduate With Three Majors" from Rutgers Today

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