u for your reply, Tom - I'm wondering if there might be a way to cobble together salary support by combining teaching work at the Schools of Music, Letters & Sciences, and Medicine with clinical work in Neurology in Behavioral Neurology and Neurorehabilitation: I'm meeting with Barney Schlinger, the chair of Inte

. Coincidentally, I met with Judi Smith today - her advice resonates with yours re: solidifying relationships through interdisciplinary teaching in Letters & Sciences that connects interrelated programs in Life Sciences, which you and she actualized this year for Neuroscience, Psychobiology, CogSci, and Music Scho

chobiology, Neuroscience, Musicology, Ethnomusicology, Music Industry. and Integrative Biology & Physiology undergraduate programs at the School of Letters & Sciences. Thank you again so very much for your time and interest and for joining The Institute for Music & Brain Science Board - information about the Boar

chobiology, Neuroscience, Musicology, Ethnomusicology, Music Industry. and Integrative Biology & Physiology undergraduate programs at the School of Letters & Sciences. Thank you again so very much for your time and interest and for joining The Institute for Music & Brain Science Board - information about the Boar

chobiology, Neuroscience, Musicology, Ethnomusicology, Music Industry. and Integrative Biology & Physiology undergraduate programs at the School of Letters & Sciences. Thank you again so very much for your time and interest and for joining The Institute for Music & Brain Science Board - information about the Boar

please let me know if you would like the President of the Undergraduate Cognitive Science Society to join us or not (he knows many of the faculty in Letters & Sciences and the Medical School who are working on music neuroscience, psychology, and education). 3. Did an interview with Roger Bingham of The Science Net