“Brain Education Day” Celebrated on January 8th, 2010 at a Free Public Seminar in New York City

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“Brain Education Day” Celebrated on January 8th, 2010 at a Free Public Seminar in New York City

On January 8th, 2010, the International Brain Education Association will offer a free public seminar to celebrate the one-year anniversary of New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s proclamation of Brain Education Day. The seminar will be held from 10am to 1pm at the Museum of Arts and Design at 2 Columbus Circle, and will feature prominent speakers and presentations dedicated to “Educating the world to realize the potential of the human brain.”

Keynote Speakers:
Dr. ElkhononGoldberg

(Clinical Professor of Neurology, NYU, Author of The Executive Brain)

HanifaMezoui, Ph.D.

(President, United Nations NGO Informal Regional Network Association)

Guest Speakers:
Dr. Marjorie Schiering (Professor of Education, Molloy College)

Dr. Carol W.Berman (Clinical instructor in psychiatry, NYU)

Dr. Hae Ahm Kim (Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Cornell University)

Presentations and Videos:
Brain Education in Schools

Learn Brain Education Online

Introducing Brain World Magazine

The Brain Art Festival

The Earth Citizen Movement

About Brain Education
Brain Education is a methodology of physical and cognitive training to realize personal potential through better use of the brain. Since 1990, Brain Education programs in schools, communities, services for the elderly, correctional facilities, military service, healthcare, and workplaces have reported success in promoting healthy lifestyles and mental health. The value of Brain Education was recognized by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg in designating Jan 8, 2009 as “Brain Education Day” to recognize its ability to help New Yorkers “live healthy, happy lives” and “find peace of mind and well-being.”

Event Details:

JAN. 8, 2010 (10AM~1PM) MUSEUM OF ARTS AND DESIGN

2 COLUMBUS CIRCLE, NYC 10019
FREE ACCESS TO EXHIBITIONS FOR PARTICIPANTS