We have recently learned that L&S has changed their practice regarding concurrent enrollment at both a community college and at UCB during the same Fall or Spring semester.
The College will, from now on, ONLY approve a request to enroll at both a CC and UCB at the same time IF:
Student formally requests approval before enrolling in CC course
Student can demonstrate that extraordinary circumstances prevent the student from taking said course at UCB
Student is NOT in their first or final term
Cognitive Science major Karen Lee has won the Lipson Essay Prize. Way to go Karen!!!
We have some amazing new Cog Sci Affiliated Faculty joining us this year!
Check out our Cog Sci Affiliated Faculty page to get to know them!
Dr. Linda Isaac will be teaching Cog Sci 1 this summer.
Dr. Ben Pageler will be teaching Cog Sci 180 and Cog Sci 1 this summer and Cog Sci 1 in the fall.
Dr. Elena Luchkina will be teaching Cog Sci 131 in the summer and fall.
M, Tu, W, Th 2-4pm
Class # 16006
Session A: (May 28 - July 5)
CogSci N1: Introduction to Cognitive Science
Mm T, W, Th 10-12
Class #: 15905
Please note that CogSci 131: Computational Models of Cognition will be available Summer 19 and Fall 19. It will NOT be offered in Spring 2020. If you are graduating Spring 2020 and you need Cog Sci 131, you MUST take the course in Summer 19 or Fall 19. Contact peer or staff advising with questions.
The CogSci faculty have decided not to enforce a 75 unit cap on declarations for Fall 18 Frosh as anticipated. We will continue to accept any student who meets the GPA and prerequisite requirements and can feasibly complete the major, regardless of unit total.
We have received approval to reduce the required number of upper division units for the Cognitive Science major from 30 to 26. Therefore, students who opt to fulfill our Philosophy requirement with a lower division option, can do so (in most cases) without needing a fourth elective. This change applies to all current and future declared Cognitive Science majors.
Congratulations to Paul Li for being named a Lecturer Teaching Fellow for the 18-19 academic year. The program, administered by the Center for Teaching and Learning, supports Fellows in generating dynamic tools and resources for enriching and/or innovating teaching practices on campus.
Hooray! Two new Psychology hires have recently joined the faculty, and have permanent teaching commitments to teach Cognitive Science: Celeste Kidd and Steve Piantidosi.
After 10 years as program director, Terry Regier gets a long-deserved sabbatical for the 18-19 academic year. David Whitney will be serving as Interim Director in his stead. Welcome Professor Whitney!