ESP Biography



WILLIAM MOREJON, Senior in Biological Engineering




Major: Biological Engineering

College/Employer: Not available.

Year of Graduation: Not available.

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Brief Biographical Sketch:

I am from Los Angeles, California, where the sun always shines and the beach is gorgeous! I plan on majoring in Biological Engineering (Course 20). Before that, however, I lived in Ennis, TX, a small town near the Dallas area. I love being a part of things, which is why I'm involved in numerous activities all over campus including intramural tennis, writing for the undergraduate research journal and volunteering at Massachusetts General Hospital (yes, I suppose I'm premed). If you want to know more about me, don't be afraid to ask!



Past Classes

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S3613: Neuroscience--Exploring The Brain and all it's Connections in HSSP Summer 2010 (Jul. 11, 2010 - Jul. 11, 2011)
This course will serve as an introduction to the field of neuroscience. You probably know what the brain is, but what exactly does it do? You've probably heard of neurons, but how exactly do they work? We'll give you the fundamental answers to these questions so you can come to understand exactly how amazing this body system is. If time permits, we'll try to jump into higher level topics such as dreaming, the senses, emotion, language acquisition, memory and mental illness.


M2408: Game Theory - Making the Right Moves in HSSP Summer 2009 (Jul. 12, 2009)
Want to better your bargaining skills? Want to learn how to make well-thought-out threats? Want to conquer the world through political manipulation? Want to know how gang leaders successfully run their drug cartels? Want to better your chances in the next million dollar game show? This class will give a lighthearted introduction to all the topics mentioned above and more including decision making, Nash, Perfect, Sequential Equilibrium, Social/peer pressure/political/economic modeling, Making threats, Signaling, and Reputation, Bargaining/Auctioneer Theory, and a little bit of Psychological Games.


S2135: Anatomy! in HSSP Spring 2009 (Mar. 14, 2009)
This class is an introduction to anatomy of the human body. You will learn all about the interesting parts of the human body! There will also be a small emphasis on neuroscience when you learn about the different parts of the brain.


S1450: Anatomy and Physiology: Your Head, Toes and Everything Between in HSSP Summer 2008 (Jun. 29, 2008)
Ever had a fascination with how the body works? Want to know how to describe your body as well as your doctor does? This is the class for you! This rough introduction course will offer the basics of human anatomy (what body parts are made of) and physiology (what body parts do) covering the major actions of the cardiovascular, digestive, pulmonary, nervous and endocrine systems [although if time allows, we shall cover others]. Welcome! Prerequisites: High School Biology some chemistry knowledge is to your advantage but not fully necessary