Janet Koslovsky, MS
Program Coordinator Youth and Young Adult Programs
Janet Koslovsky has designed, led, and supported programs that empower youth and young adults with science-based strategies to optimize their brain’s potential. She currently oversees the BrainHealth Scholar and Student BrainHealth Champion programs and also contributes to The BrainHealth Project as a coach and member of the imaging study team.
Why is the adolescent brain perfect for a young person at that stage in their life?
Watch highlights from Janet's interview with UT Austin psychology professor David Yeager, PhD, as they debunk common myths about the adolescent brain.
Dr. Sandi Chapman alongside the 2025 Todd Platt BrainHealth Scholars
The BrainHealth Scholars program is an in-person educational internship in Dallas, Texas. Undergraduate and graduate students from all colleges, universities and any field of study are eligible to apply.
Over four weeks, scholars explore the importance of brain health and learn underlying science and everyday brain-healthy practices. They also have the opportunity to work collaboratively on a team project. The summer program culminates in a team presentation, after which scholars who attended all sessions are awarded a $1,000 stipend.
The 2025 Todd Platt BrainHealth Scholar program, made possible thanks to the generosity of Candy and Ike Brown, has concluded.