After a mind-blowing discussion on the human brain and its functions, students in Mr. Rudy Horvath’s psychology class were invited to the front of the classroom to feel the brains. Dr. Thomas Hebert, PhD, a senior professor of psychology at Tulane University, visited the class during last period to give a lecture and answer questions. Dr. Hebert is a behavioral neuroscientist with interests in hormones and behavior. Jesuit psychology students had just finished the chapter that focuses on the brain and its structural and functional organizations, so Dr. Hebert’s lecture was not as convoluted as it would have been at the start of the term.