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RECENT MIND/BRAIN/BEHAVIOR COURSE CHANGES, FALL 2009-2010             

The following changes are recent, from late August, and will appear in the online catalog and course meeting locations pages shortly.

MBB 90, Supervised Research: Topics in Mind/Brain/Behavior

will NOT count as an MBB interdisciplinary seminar

MBB 91, Music, Mind, and Brain

will NOT be offered this fall

MBB 94, Theories of Violence

LOCATION CHANGE TO Lewis Center room 301, Harvard Law School
(Lewis is just to the left of center, south of Pound Hall, on map)
time remains Tuesdays 2-4 p.m.

MBB 95, Addiction and Motivation

TIME CHANGE to Thursdays 4-6 p.m.
location remains 14 Story Street room 412

Additional Interdisciplinary Seminars

Check MBB Seminar webpage rather than online course catalog for the most current list of accepted departmental courses.

MBB Elective Courses for Secondary Field Students

Check MBB elective webpage rather than online course catalog for the most current list.

News and Events

MBB is now accepting nominations and applications for our graduate student awards and fellowships. Deadline is November 30, 2009. Click here for more info!

Save the Dates! April 20-22, 2010!: MBB Distinguished Lecture Series - Three Evening Lectures with Professor Michael Gazzaniga! Stay tuned for more info!

Click here to read the latest MBB Newsletter!

Click here to see a list of outside events of interest!

Click here for our student produced journal The Harvard Brain!