Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience is excited to offer travel grants to subsidize the cost of attending SfN in Washington D.C.! Information: https://www.funfaculty.org/travel_awards Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScIaui3-_x7WEVOlotPUrq4TThbkDgX51B8_xXkalnGmxMdIg/viewform FUN is sponsoring up to $1,000 to defray travel costs associated with attending SfN. Nu Rho Psi is proud to continue our support of FUN’s Travel Grants. This year, NRP will...
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2026 SfN Travel Grants | So you submitted your SfN abstract, what now? Part 1
Is this is your first or second time attending SfN? Have no fear! We’ll be posting a series full of information about SfN and presenting your research. Part 1 begins now, and we’re chatting about all things travel grants! What is a travel grant? Travel grants provide funding subsidies to offset the cost of attending SfN. ...
Outstanding Members of the Year 2025-2026
Do you know a remarkable student* or faculty member of Nu Rho Psi that you want to be nationally recognized? Nominate them (or yourself!) for this year’s Outstanding Member of the Year award! Applications are due by May 1st! Student nomination: https://forms.gle/gXzb1BTgCHcM9hps5Faculty nomination: https://forms.gle/pWfgT3VwoEpiYQYU6 What is the Outstanding Member of the Year (MOTY) award? 💫...
Chapter of the Year 2025-2026
Are you part of a chapter that has excelled in carrying out the mission of Nu Rho Psi during the 2025-2026 Academic Year? Tell us about it by nominating your chapter for this year’s Chapter of the Year award! This award annually recognizes a chapter’s accomplishments at the local, state, and/or national levels, demonstrated through...
SYNAPSE Research Conference
SYNAPSE | Symposium for Young Neuroscientist and Professors of the South East Saturday, April 18 | 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill SYNAPSE (Symposium for Young Neuroscientists And Professors of the SouthEast) is a regional symposium for undergraduate students doing neuroscience research. The goals of the symposium are...
