My Capstone Experience.
In all honesty, before this class started I was secretly a little terrified for it. Now, that doesn’t mean I wasn’t excited about it too–I knew basically ...
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My Neurochem Experience
When I first signed up for Neurochemistry I really had no idea what the class was going to be like. At first I assumed it was going to be somewhat similar to th...
The Capstone is laid, the mortar has set
At our school, Concordia College, everyone is required to take a capstone course before they graduate. It does not necessarily have to be in your own fi...
Terrible ALS
Amylotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease is a disease of the central nervous system. It is a nasty progression of neurod...
Autism Explored
You might have met someone with autism before. Maybe they were in your family or at school. If so, then you probably noticed the signs of autism. Thei...
Laying the Capstone to My College Experience
It’s December and the semester in Neurochemistry has come to an end, and it has been a class that has taught me so much not only about different topics such as ...
Autism in a Nutshell
It was not until last year when I heard a student give a presentation on autism that I realized how complicated and broad the disorder was. Autism Spectrum Diso...
Obese Brains
Ohhhhhhhhh obesity…such a big topic in the world we live in right now. It is usually discussed within the context of food and how people in our country ...
Lithium does things?
What do you think of when you first hear the word lithium? To be perfectly honest, before I read this article on lithium, the most that popped into my h...
Drink your tea and watch your Iron
This topic has to do with Parkinson’s disease but you should still read this even if you do not care about Parkinson’s. Why you may ask? Well, you see ...