What does ANST mean in ASSOCIATIONS

The Association for Neuropsychology Students and Trainees (ANST) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing resources, knowledge, and support to neuropsychology students and trainees. ANST aims to enhance academic success, career preparedness, student advocacy, and professional development in the field of neuropsychology.

Yes there is a nominal annual fee required for membership in ANST. This fee helps ensure that our members have access to all of our resources and benefits.

Absolutely! Members of ANST are eligible to receive discounts on conferences, workshops, textbooks, journal subscriptions, and other products or services related to the field of neuropsychology. Additionally, members will have access to valuable online resources including news updates, job postings, scholarship information, and more.

There are many ways for you to get involved as an ANST member! You can attend our monthly meetings or apply for one of the many volunteer positions within the organization. We also provide opportunities for members to share their research or experiences through poster presentations or webinars at events throughout the year.

Yes! Mentorship is a vital part of professional development in any field. As an ANST member you will have access to mentors from various subfields of neuroscience including cognitive science, neurology, geriatrics psychology and more! You can search through our mentor network or submit a mentor request if you don't see a match that works with your goals/interests.

Yes, we do offer scholarships available on an annual basis for active members who demonstrate outstanding achievement within their studies or research projects related to neuropsychology. Scholarships are typically awarded twice each academic year at given deadlines for applications.

Absolutely! While we primarily serve current students or trainees interested in pursuing careers related to neuropsychology/cognitive science/neuroscience fields - anyone who shares our values and mission may become a member regardless of their educational status.

No - we do not have any formal continuing education requirements necessary for involvement with the organization itself. However - it's highly encouraged that members stay up-to-date on current developments within their respective fields by attending workshops/conferences/seminars etc.

Definitely! We are always looking for individuals who demonstrate outstanding dedication to improve upon our mission as well as promote professional growth within the field of neuroscience. We offer several different leadership roles spanning across various committees such as Student Leadership Councils, Communications Team Members etc