Graduates In Neuroscience

Graduates in Neuroscience, GIN, is a student-run organization comprised of the students in the Emory Neuroscience Graduate Program. Our aims are to promote neuroscience and build a sense of community, all the while enjoying ourselves - whether playing paintball, teaching neuroscience to elementary school kids, hosting a lecturer, or rafting at the annual retreat. It's friendly! It's fun! There's beer!

GIN Membership

Every Emory Neuroscience PhD student is invited to participate in GIN events, run for GIN office, or apply to become a student representative on a Neuroscience Program Committee or Graduate Student Council Committee.

GIN Activities

Click here for a list of regularly scheduled GIN-sponsored activities.

GIN Officers (2012 - 2013)

  • Co-Presidents : Paul Evans and Ariana Mullin
  • Recruitment Coordinators: Kevin Watkins and Sarah DeWitt
  • Treasurers : Dan Curry and Michelle Giddens
  • Secretary : Filomene Morrison
  • Frontiers Coordinators : Jordan Kohn and Kristen Thomas
  • ENCORE Coordinators : Mallory Bowers and Jeanne McKeon
  • Webmasters : Lukas Hoffman and Nikki Sawyer
  • Newsletter Editors: Jacob Billings, James Burkett, Kevin Formalont, Tyra Lamar, and Don Noble
  • Mascot: Lord O'Sis
  • Vice-Mascot: Steve's Beard on Rev. Dr. Peepers

Student Committee Representatives (2012-2013)

Committee posts are held for two years, and we stagger terms so that there is always one experienced person and one trainee at any given time.

  • Neuroscience Executive Committee : Natty Chalermpalanupap and Karl Schmidt
  • Neuroscience Admissions Committee : Kevin Watkins and Sarah DeWitt
  • Neuroscience Curriculum Committee : Kevin Watkins and Sam Rose
  • Graduate Student Council Representatives : Dan Curry and Amy Luce
  • Division Student Advisory Council (DSAC) : Kathy Reding
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S. Potter Lab - YFP neurons on a multi-electrode array
S. Potter Lab - YFP neurons on a multi-electrode array
S. Sober Lab - Bengalese Finch with headphones
S. Sober Lab - Bengalese Finch with headphones. The headphones allow manipulation of the way the birds hear their own songs so that we can study how the brain processes auditory information and learns from experience.
S. Sanyal Lab - Confocal image of a Drosophila larval brain
S. Sanyal Lab - Confocal image of a Drosophila larval brain stained for Rapgap1 (green) and for a genomic enhancer that expresses in a few selected motor neurons (red)
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