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ADVENTURE: The Human Brain
“My adventure is to explore the delicate territory of the most complex matter found in the universe.” --Bryan Auday, professor of psychology
Bryan’s research focuses on understanding what brain waves (EEG) can tell us about memory and linguistic processing. His teaching interests are in neuroscience and cognitive psychology and in 2001 he started a neuroscience minor that offers an interdisciplinary study in psychology, biology and kinesiology. Read more about Gordon’s Psychology Department
ALUMNI PROFILES
Gordon graduates intellectually mature men and women who are committed to lives that combine servanthood and leadership. The profiles below tell some of their stories

Amy Little '05 | D.V.M.
From the moment I stepped on Gordon's campus I knew it was the place
for me. As I looked around the campus God's glory was seen through each
beautiful flower. Take a walk on the trails by the pond and you will
understand what I mean. The professors were excited about helping me to
meld together what I know and see about science and the world around
me, and what I believe and understand about its creator. My Biology
classes and health profession seminars helped me to prepare for
veterinary school, but it was my non-science classes that helped me to
understand how career and family and faith all work together to create
a fulfilled meaningful life. My call to become a veterinarian was
confirmed as I saw how my love of medicine, compassion for animals, and
passion for people could all fit together in veterinary medicine.
Read more Health Professions grad profiles
PHOTO JOURNALS
Part of the adventure of a Gordon education is the chance to work far beyond the college campus--Gordon takes its global heritage as a missionary school seriously and encourages its students to become involved globally, be it in nearby urban centers or on other continents. Many of these trips are documented through photo journals. Here are a few of our favorites from recent years.

#25: South Africa, Winter 2009 | Alicia Landis
It is one thing to hear about a place, to read books and it and see it
on film, it is quite another to actually go there and experience it.
This trip combined my interests in recreation and community development
in the powerful context of cross-cultural experience and helped me gain
a better understanding of both the South African culture as well as my
own, and the importance of relationships everywhere.
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