The Final Chapter: Au Revoir Concordia and Thanks
3.5 years of struggling at this point with many hours of studying, pain, tears, joy, hope, dedication, and perseverance. At points the entire college thing comp...
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A traveler’s guide to Neurochemisty
Image Source: https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w1280/ApuCppLxFVm8B1NRecs0L8ej4Tj.jpg meme: by me Neurochem: (n), Conversation, Speed Dating, and Round Table Chats As ...
The Obese Brain
Just like the average American’s waistband, the prevalence of obesity is growing in America. Dr. Cynthia Ogden, a CDC epidemiologist, published the results of a...
Neurochemistry: The True Final frontier
Neurochemistry is required for the neuroscience major here, as well as a capstone, at Concordia and as I was registering for classes for my final year at Concor...
Neurochemistry 2018
The neurochemistry capstone course offered a wide range of new subjects for me. It featured an outstanding group of seniors and juniors that created many...
Obesity, a BIG Problem for America
The implications of obesity have a rather large impact on our health system, as currently ≈40% of all Americans are obese, that results in 93 million people. Th...
Neurochemistry, a class that really changes the brain.
No path in life is straight and perfect. Not all answers are found in books or on the internet. The liberal arts education at Concordia College -Moorhead has al...
ALS a Serious and Currently Unsolvable Problem
The implications of ALS rase a lot of questions for many Americans about the ethics of physician assisted suicide. As there is currently a lack of any sort of t...
The One with Neurochem
I decided to follow up Brett by also ripping off a TV show for my final blog post title. If I’m being honest, I signed up for this class only because it simulta...
The Cobber Experience: BREW
It seems that most colleges only test obedience. Students are presented information that they are supposed to obediently memorize, and then write it down on a p...