[FUN_Mail] Do you teach a cross-disciplinary Neuro course?

Mon Mar 13 23:56:56 UTC 2023

Amy Jo,

I teach cross disciplinary courses. I published in JUNE on some of my work.
One is Neur 275 Consciousness, Art and Neuroscience which might be the most
relevant since it crosslists in NEUR and ART.  I developed it and continue
to involve artists and I have made, exhibited, and wrote about art as part
of my development of my understanding of art. My intro to neuroscience is
also cross disciplinary and involves art, philosophy, psychology, computer
science, and religion but is not crosslisted.

I also teach an Aging course that incorporates social science and is part
of a cross disciplinary major Aging Studies. I also teach a first year
seminar called FEAR which involves horror movies and content analysis of
the news.

Let me know if I can help out but if you want others (especially younger
faculty) as center stage I understand.

Elaine

On Mon, Mar 13, 2023 at 3:28 PM Amy Jo Stavnezer <AJStavnezer at wooster.edu>
wrote:

>    Hello all,
>
>    Do you teach a class that cross lists with an area outside of STEM?
>    For instance, a Neuroscience and Dance, Neuroscience and Music,
>    Neuroesthetics class, etc.  If so, please email me â€“
>    [1]ajstavnezer at wooster.edu I would love to gather information and also
>    invite you to participate.
>
>
>    The March 31 FUN Final Friday (4 pm ET) will focus on Thriving in the
>    changing landscape of higher education by engaging in cross and
>    inter-disciplinary thinking and teaching.  As many of our institutions
>    are asking us to do more with less, as we undergo academic program
>    reviews, and limp along with fewer faculty lines, we know that
>    interdisciplinarity is a key â€“ but Neuro is already an
>    interdisciplinary science â€“ so how do we reach out even further in
>    meaningful ways?  Join us on March 31 to share those ideas.
>
>
>    Registration Link for March 31, 4 pm ET:
>    [2]https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAscOqrpzsjHNA6R472q2tfQ5E
>    fATNLLpM1
>
>
>    Thanks,
>
>    Amy Jo
>
>    ________________________
>
>    Amy Jo Stavnezer, PhD
>
>    Professor of Neuroscience and Psychology
>
>    College of Wooster
>
>    Member, [3]Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience
>
>    Editorial Board, [4]Journal for Undergraduate Neuroscience Education
>
>    This email was sent at a time convenient for me.  Please do not feel
>    any need to respond until your regular working hours.
>
> References
>
>    1. mailto:ajstavnezer at wooster.edu
>    2.
> https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAscOqrpzsjHNA6R472q2tfQ5EfATNLLpM1
>    3. http://funfaculty.org/
>    4. http://funjournal.org/
>
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Elaine R. Reynolds

Pronouns:she/her/hers

Professor of Biology and Neuroscience

Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Undergraduate

    Neuroscience Education (JUNE)

Lafayette College

746 High Street

318 Rockwell Integrated Sciences Center (RISC)

Easton, PA 18042

reynolde at lafayette.edu
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   Amy Jo,
   I teach cross disciplinary courses. I published in JUNE on some of my
   work. One is Neur 275 Consciousness, Art and Neuroscience which might
   be the most relevant since it crosslists in NEUR and ART.  I developed
   it and continue to involve artists and I have made, exhibited, and
   wrote about art as part of my development of my understanding of art.
   My intro to neuroscience is also cross disciplinary and involves art,
   philosophy, psychology, computer science, and religion but is not
   crosslisted.
   I also teach an Aging course that incorporates social science and is
   part of a cross disciplinary major Aging Studies. I also teach a first
   year seminar called FEAR which involves horror movies and content
   analysis of the news.
   Let me know if I can help out but if you want others (especially
   younger faculty) as center stage I understand.
   Elaine

   On Mon, Mar 13, 2023 at 3:28 PM Amy Jo Stavnezer
   <[1]AJStavnezer at wooster.edu> wrote:

        Hello all,
        Do you teach a class that cross lists with an area outside of
     STEM?
        For instance, a Neuroscience and Dance, Neuroscience and Music,
        Neuroesthetics class, etc.  If so, please email me â€“
        [1][2]ajstavnezer at wooster.edu I would love to gather information
     and also
        invite you to participate.
        The March 31 FUN Final Friday (4 pm ET) will focus on Thriving in
     the
        changing landscape of higher education by engaging in cross and
        inter-disciplinary thinking and teaching.  As many of our
     institutions
        are asking us to do more with less, as we undergo academic
     program
        reviews, and limp along with fewer faculty lines, we know that
        interdisciplinarity is a key â€“ but Neuro is already an
        interdisciplinary science â€“ so how do we reach out even further
     in
        meaningful ways?  Join us on March 31 to share those ideas.
        Registration Link for March 31, 4 pm ET:

     [2][3]https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAscOqrpzsjHNA6R472q
     2tfQ5E
        fATNLLpM1
        Thanks,
        Amy Jo
        ________________________
        Amy Jo Stavnezer, PhD
        Professor of Neuroscience and Psychology
        College of Wooster
        Member, [3]Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience
        Editorial Board, [4]Journal for Undergraduate Neuroscience
     Education
        This email was sent at a time convenient for me.  Please do not
     feel
        any need to respond until your regular working hours.
     References
        1. mailto:[4]ajstavnezer at wooster.edu
        2.
     [5]https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAscOqrpzsjHNA6R472q2tf
     Q5EfATNLLpM1
        3. [6]http://funfaculty.org/
        4. [7]http://funjournal.org/
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   --

   Elaine R. Reynolds

   Pronouns:she/her/hers

   Professor of Biology and Neuroscience

   Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Undergraduate

       Neuroscience Education (JUNE)

   Lafayette College

   746 High Street

   318 Rockwell Integrated Sciences Center (RISC)

   Easton, PA 18042

   [11]reynolde at lafayette.edu

References

   1. mailto:AJStavnezer at wooster.edu
   2. mailto:ajstavnezer at wooster.edu
   3. https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAscOqrpzsjHNA6R472q2tfQ5E
   4. mailto:ajstavnezer at wooster.edu
   5. https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAscOqrpzsjHNA6R472q2tfQ5EfATNLLpM1
   6. http://funfaculty.org/
   7. http://funjournal.org/
   8. mailto:FUN_Mail at lists.funfaculty.org
   9. https://lists.funfaculty.org/mailman/listinfo/fun_mail
  10. http://www.funfaculty.org/drupal/mailarchive/FUN_mail
  11. mailto:reynolde at lafayette.edu