Cognitive Science Visiting Undergraduate Research Fellowship at Indiana University

The Cognitive Science Program at Indiana University, Bloomington,
invites upper-level undergraduate students and students who are
graduating from college to apply for the Cognitive Science Visiting
Undergraduate Research Fellowship.

The fellowship is designed to give students interested in Cognitive
Science an opportunity to design and conduct their own research while
working closely with a faculty mentor, at one of the top Cognitive
Science programs in the country, for a full academic year.

Students selected for the program may enroll in up to 17 credits per
semester, but will be expected to devote a minimum of 6 credit hours
per semester to research approved by the Cognitive Science Program.
Students will also have the option to enroll in our outstanding
undergraduate courses. The Cognitive Science Undergraduate Program
stresses skills acquisition, and aims to foster the abilities that
make students into scientists. The application deadline is April 18th,
2011, and those who are accepted will be notified by early May.

General information about the Cognitive Science program and faculty
can be found at http://www.cogs.indiana.edu and further information
about the fellowship and an application form is at
http://www.cogs.indiana.edu/academic/visit.html

Blade Runner on Tues 3/1 @ 7pm

The Philosophy and Political Theory Film Series will be screening Blade Runner on Tuesday 3/1 at 7pm in Rausch Auditorium.  The film will be followed by a discussion led by Alisa Kessel from the Politics and Government Department and Justin Tiehen and Ian Schnee from the Philosophy Department.  All are welcome!