What is a DUG?

A Department Undergraduate Group is a group that fosters a sense of community within a concentration (or two [or three]). As outlined by Brown University, DUG leaders are responsible for the following: a) help students make and strengthen connections with other concentrators, professors, and concentrator alums; b) provide a means for first- and second-year students to explore various concentrations; and c) enable concentrators to explore potential career opportunities related to their disciplines. The Cognition DUG encompasses Cognitive Science and Cognitive Neuroscience, and we will host events that bring these concentrators together to make friends and support one another throughout their duration at Brown.

2018-2019 DUG Leaders

Behavioral Decision Sciences

• Eleanor Bleiber
  eleanor_bleiber@brown.edu

• Emma Wexler
  emma_wexler@brown.edu

Cognitive Science / Neuroscience

• Christiana Faucher
  christiana_faucher@brown.edu

• Emily Rehmet
  emily_rehmet@brown.edu

• Eugene Hrabarchuk
  eugene_hrabarchuk@brown.edu

• Henry Jones
  henry_jones@brown.edu

• Jenny Fu
  xiyu_fu@brown.edu

• Miles Martinez
  miles_martinez@brown.edu

• Shivani Nishar
  shivani_nishar@brown.edu

Linguistics

• Sabrina Morvillo
  sabrina_morvillo@brown.edu

• Maksymilian Dabkowski
  maksymilian_dabkowski@brown.edu

• Justin Bai
  justin_bai@brown.edu

• Nicholas Tomlin
  nicholas_tomlin@brown.edu

Psychology

• Kelsie Lopez
  kelsie_lopez@brown.edu