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    Going Global (and Digital): Mickey Goldberg on the Expansion of SfN
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    Positioned to Lead: William Martin on Global Advocacy
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    Building Community Through Service: Bianca Jones Marlin on Volunteer Leadership
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    How Building Community Can Help Your Science and Career
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    An Undergraduate's Guide to the Annual Meeting
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    The Benefits of Forging Interdisciplinary Connections
  • With the help of Carnegie Mellon Nu Rho Psi members, middle school students play partner games and cut out parts of pictures to learn about reflexes and optical illusions.
    Start and Lead a Student Outreach Group at Your Institution
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    How to Make the Case for Using Animals in Research
  • Early Career Policy Ambassadors talk with a member of Congress during SfN's Capitol Hill Day 2019.
    Q&A: A Hill Staffer Shares How to Craft an Impactful Pitch
  • The primary members of the MIND Coalition, including cofounders Stallmann and Lovan, stand in front of an art wall at MINDfest 2018 that invited attendees to paint what mental health means to them. From left to right: Nathan Jones, Bradford Martins, Rebecca Stallmann, and Elijah Lovan.
    How I Started a Nonprofit by Finding Others Who Share My Passion
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    Face-to-Face Networking: Building and Maintaining Professional Relationships
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    Introducing Kids to Neuroscience
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