Brain Awareness Week
What is Brain Awareness Week?
Brain Awareness Week is part of a global initiative, sponsored by the , that aims to promote scientific learning and understanding of the brain within the community. For almost 10 years, neuroscience & psychology students at Weber State have participated in activities in the community and on campus every March.
Check back for 2025 event information.
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To volunteer for any events, contact the Neuroscience Club at .
Community Involvement
Get Involved
Join the Neuroscience Club in March during spring break to celebrate National Brain Awareness Week. We visit schools along the Wasatch Front teaching elementary and high school students about the brain. Your help is needed to make this week a success. You can help all week or just for a few hours. Don't know anything about the brain? We will hold volunteer training sessions.
For Our Area Educators
If you are interested in having us visit your school during Brain Awareness Week, please contact our administrative specialist at rosemarieschoof@weber.edu.
Donations
Businesses can help support Brain Awareness Week and the work we do with our local schools by donating. If you would like to donate by check or cash, or if you have any questions, please contact the program director at amindaohare@weber.edu.