jdkent / neurowebsiteproject Goto Github PK

Either:

1. this is possible through the university
2. I (James) make hacky changes and host the htmls on this repo for viewing.

• Remove Van Allen
  • List others in this order
    • PBDB (Default location)
    • BBE (4th Tuesdays)
    • MERF (Guest speakers)

update curriculum tab to reflect handbook

Have a page that links to:

• the undergrad major
• The summer research

• Include on
  • About
  • Program History
  • Financial Assistance

• Get help from John & Matt

• Use W3C site to identify broken links Use linkchecker
• Find the correct links for broken ones
• Send John the information to fix the links
• Stretch goal: automate link checking and reporting.

• create an email (with a deadline and contact info) calling for pictures that contain
  • research
  • events
  • outreach
  • faculty
  • students
  • diversity
• create a onedrive to store pictures on outlook (look at other cloud storage options?)
• Have Megan collect photos from OGPS and INI

On the main page update the ribbon that says Brain Awareness to Outreach.
Make sure to include:

• brain bee
• neuroscience research day
• Midbrains
• Girls Go Stem
• Other outreach with CCOM/STEM

go through faculty profiles and synchronizing between their home department page and neuroscience page.

update pictures and profile text

• Dan will show us the people interested in joining the committee

The background image is distracting and not helpful for the site, remove it.

• Get access to edit the website (James and Lex)

From Megan

Lex & James,
Changes noted below that Dr. Denburg would like on the NoD description (under Curriculum section) of NSCI website.

From Natalie

Neurobiology of Disease NSCI:7235
Course Director: Natalie Denburg
"Neurobiology of Disease" explores the basis of major diseases affecting the nervous system. This course has been developed in response to a nationwide concern that graduate students in neuroscience and other disciplines do not learn enough disease oriented biology. Experts from throughout the university will provide state of the art overviews on the clinical, neuropathological, physiological, and molecular features of disease. Lecturers will also discuss key areas that hold promise for future research, including the development of rational therapies. And for some lecturers, the content includes the interview of a live patient. Diseases to be discussed will include: neurodegenerative diseases (Alzheimer, Parkinson disease, expanded repeat diseases including Huntington's disease), neurodevelopmental disorders, muscular dystrophies, dystonia, stroke, epilepsy, anxiety or schizophrenia, among others.
Requirements: development of a brief lecture on a neurobiology of disease topic; participation in weekly discussion of topical research articles.
Natalie L. Denburg, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Neurology and Neuroscience
#2155 RCP, UIHC, 200 Hawkins Dr.
Iowa City, Iowa 52242-1053
319-384-6050 (phone)
319-356-4505 (fax)
https://www.medicine.uiowa.edu/neurology/profile/natalie-denburg
https://neuroscience.grad.uiowa.edu/faculty/natalie-denburg-phd
https://psychology.uiowa.edu/people/natalie-denburg

• ask John/Matt about this