Summer Institute on Cultural Neuroscienceのご案内
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ミシガン大学文化・心・脳研究センターでは、昨年度好評を得た第1回に続き、
第2回の文化神経科学のサマースクールを開催しますので、ご案内いたします。
ミシガン大学・北山
Subject line: Summer Institute in Cultural Neuroscience, July 19-30,
2010, Ann Arbor, Michigan
2nd Summer Institute in Cultural Neuroscience
http://culturalneuroscience.isr.umich.edu/home.htm
July 18-29, 2011
Center for Culture, Mind, and the Brain
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Co-Directors:
Shinobu Kitayama (kitayama[at]umich.edu)
Carolyn Yoon (yoonc[at]umich.edu)
Application Deadline: March 15, 2011
We invite you to apply to attend the second annual Summer Institute in
Cultural Neuroscience at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. SICN
is a two-week program that provides graduate students as well as faculty
with an overview of core topics and recent research developments related
to cultural neuroscience in order to prepare them to start their own
empirical investigations. Attendees will have an opportunity to develop
their own research ideas in cultural neuroscience through interactions
with peers and faculty members.
SICN lectures on culture, brain, or both will be delivered by
world-renowned scholars. Each scholar will discuss his or her work and
place it in a broader scholarly context. Lectures will be followed by
small group discussions.
The topics to be covered include:
. Cultural psychology
. Culture, self, and brain
. Culture, cognition, and brain
. Neuroeconomics and culture
. Decision neuroscience and culture
. Co-evolution of culture and genes
. Stereotyping, racial bias, and brain processes
. New approaches to culture and personality
Faculty lecturers include:
Joan Chiao, Northwestern University
Steve Cole, UCLA
Joe Kable, University of Pennyslvania
Douglas Kenrick, Arizona State University
Shinobu Kitayama, University of Michigan
Jason Moser, Michigan State University
Richard Nisbett, University of Michigan
Daphna Oyserman, University of Michigan
Thad Polk, University of Michigan
Denise Park, University of Texas at Dallas
Complete applications are due by midnight on March 1. You will be
notified of the status of your application by March 31, and will have
until April 30 for early registration, and June 15 for regular registration.
Participation fees are $1,200 for graduate students or post-docs, and
$1,900 for faculty. Discounted rates for early registration (by March
31) are $1,000 for graduate students or post-docs, and $1,700 for faculty.
Participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation
costs. We do not offer any scholarships or financial assistance.
For application forms and information, go to
http://culturalneuroscience.isr.umich.edu/home.htm
or contact:
Natalie Dushane
Center for Culture, Mind, and the Brain
University of Michigan
426 Thompson Street, 5241 ISR
Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1248
(734) 764-4112
Email: nadushan[at]isr.umich.edu
ミシガン大学文化・心・脳研究センターでは、昨年度好評を得た第1回に続き、
第2回の文化神経科学のサマースクールを開催しますので、ご案内いたします。
ミシガン大学・北山
Subject line: Summer Institute in Cultural Neuroscience, July 19-30,
2010, Ann Arbor, Michigan
2nd Summer Institute in Cultural Neuroscience
http://culturalneuroscience.isr.umich.edu/home.htm
July 18-29, 2011
Center for Culture, Mind, and the Brain
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Co-Directors:
Shinobu Kitayama (kitayama[at]umich.edu)
Carolyn Yoon (yoonc[at]umich.edu)
Application Deadline: March 15, 2011
We invite you to apply to attend the second annual Summer Institute in
Cultural Neuroscience at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. SICN
is a two-week program that provides graduate students as well as faculty
with an overview of core topics and recent research developments related
to cultural neuroscience in order to prepare them to start their own
empirical investigations. Attendees will have an opportunity to develop
their own research ideas in cultural neuroscience through interactions
with peers and faculty members.
SICN lectures on culture, brain, or both will be delivered by
world-renowned scholars. Each scholar will discuss his or her work and
place it in a broader scholarly context. Lectures will be followed by
small group discussions.
The topics to be covered include:
. Cultural psychology
. Culture, self, and brain
. Culture, cognition, and brain
. Neuroeconomics and culture
. Decision neuroscience and culture
. Co-evolution of culture and genes
. Stereotyping, racial bias, and brain processes
. New approaches to culture and personality
Faculty lecturers include:
Joan Chiao, Northwestern University
Steve Cole, UCLA
Joe Kable, University of Pennyslvania
Douglas Kenrick, Arizona State University
Shinobu Kitayama, University of Michigan
Jason Moser, Michigan State University
Richard Nisbett, University of Michigan
Daphna Oyserman, University of Michigan
Thad Polk, University of Michigan
Denise Park, University of Texas at Dallas
Complete applications are due by midnight on March 1. You will be
notified of the status of your application by March 31, and will have
until April 30 for early registration, and June 15 for regular registration.
Participation fees are $1,200 for graduate students or post-docs, and
$1,900 for faculty. Discounted rates for early registration (by March
31) are $1,000 for graduate students or post-docs, and $1,700 for faculty.
Participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation
costs. We do not offer any scholarships or financial assistance.
For application forms and information, go to
http://culturalneuroscience.isr.umich.edu/home.htm
or contact:
Natalie Dushane
Center for Culture, Mind, and the Brain
University of Michigan
426 Thompson Street, 5241 ISR
Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1248
(734) 764-4112
Email: nadushan[at]isr.umich.edu
