Childhood concussions inspire Sarah Frazier's study in neuroscience
As a child, Sarah Frazier suffered several concussions that created a curiosity about the brain. Now an Auburn student, Sarah is channeling that curiosity into coursework as she majors in neuroscience. The Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience connects diverse courses and faculty to create a degree that examines aspects of the structure and function of brains.
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