An Evening With Neuroscience 2025 Planning Committee Applications
Help us plan Grey Matters’ biggest event of the year! To get involved in EWN planning, apply for a committee role. Roles include day-of coordinators, pre-panel event coordinators, and interview, marketing, outreach, tech, art, and content creation teams. Applications are due on January 11th at 11:59 PM PST!
Application can be found here!!!
Most of us take for granted that the brain and its 86 billion neurons quietly goes about the business of being “you” without much fuss. It senses the environment, coordinates movement, processes thoughts, stores and recalls memories, and replays one song over and over and over again.
An Evening with Neuroscience is a celebration of that remarkable brain in your head. This event is an opportunity for the public to engage directly with the expansive, interdisciplinary field of neuroscience. We invite researchers, psychologists, and clinicians to discuss up-and-coming research, dispel myths, answer your questions submitted prior to the event, and share a few brainy laughs with the public. We also have a variety of fun games and activities for you, so that you can test your brain about brains! EVERYONE is invited to participate.
So, come join us for an informal, casual, and fun opportunity to learn about neuroscience. EVERYONE is invited – no neuroscience background needed! Strike up a conversation, ask a question, and learn more about the “mush between your ears!”
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Get Involved!
Engaging in our planning committee is a unique opportunity to gain valuable experience in leadership, teamwork, and event planning, while furthering Grey Matters’ educational mission. Each year, the committee forms a tight-knit community that is as enjoyable as it is productive. For information on joining, please visit our EWN recruitment page!
Note: Applications for the EWN 2024 Planning Committee are now closed. Thank you for your interest and we hope you all enjoy EWN 2024!








