Brian Sanders, Department of Psychology; College of Arts and Sciences
BA, Cornell College
PhD, The University of Tennessee

Research Interests: Effect of early experience on adult behavioral, cardiovascular and neurochemical responses to stress, stress and disease, neurobiology of stress, animal models of disease.

Teaching Interests: Biological Basis of Behavior, Health Psychology, Drugs and Behavior, Behavioral Endocrinology

Contact: 322 Olin Hall, 271-2043, Email Dr. Sanders; Visit Dr. Sanders' lab website

William Klipec, Department of Psychology; College of Arts and Sciences
BA, Kent State University
MS, University of Wisconsin
PhD, University of Arizona

Research Interests: As a behavioral neuroscientist, I am interested in integrating three research areas; the role of the mesolimbic dopamine system in learning, intracranial self-stimulation in the mesolimbic system, and P300 evoked response potentials as corrleates of learning.

Teaching Interests: Conditioning and Learning, Research Methods/Statistics, Advanced Statistics, History and Systems of Psychology.

Contact: 312 Olin Hall, 271-3929; Email Dr. Klipec

Steve Faux, PhD; Department of Psychology; College of Arts and Sciences
BA, University of California-Riverside
PhD, Brigham Young University

Research Interests: Dr. Faux's resesarch examines a specific brain wave, the P300 event-related potential, and correlates of discrimination learning and reinforcement in humans. Other interests include sensation and perception, schizophrenia, and behavioral neurology.

Teaching Interests: Cognitive neuroscience, sensation and perception, introductory psychology and evolutionary psychology.

Contact: 318 Olin Hall, 271-3829; Email Dr. Faux

Robert Soltis, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences; College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
BS; Butler University
PhD; Indiana University

Research Interests: Central mechanisms and pathways that mediate or influence the cardiovascular response to stress; pharmacological manipulation of discrete brain areas.

Teaching Interests: Principles of Drug Action, Neuropharmacology

Contact: 271-3020,Email Dr. Soltis

Craige Wrenn, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences; College of Pharmacy and Health Science
BS; Oglethorpe University
PhD; Vanderbilt University

Research Interests: Neuropharmacology and neuroanatomy of learning and memory, with an empahsis on rodent models of Alzheimer's disease.

Teaching Interests: Neuropharmacology, Introduction to Pharmacy Science, Autonomic Nervous System, and Endocrine System.

Contact 118 Fitch Hall, 271-xxxx, Email Dr. Wrenn

Research Interests: Abnormalities in fetal sex differentiation and behavioral outcomes; endocrine disruption of fetal sex differentiation; endocrine abnormalities associated with addiction.

Teaching Interests: Mammalian Physiology, General and pre-professional Biology, Endocrinology; Science of Clinical Investigation

Contact: 328 Olin Hall, 271-2957, Email Dr. Wisniewski

Maria Valdovinos, Department of Psychology
BA; Auburn University
MS; University of South Alabama
MA; University of Kansas
PhD; University of Kansas

Research Interests: Interaction of neurophysiology of genetic disorders associated with mental retardation and the efficacy of psychotropic medication; pharmacogenomics in developmental disabilities; interaction between psychotropic medication, their therapeutic and side effects, environment, and behaviorl in people with developmental disabilities.

Teaching Interests: Child and Adolescent Psychology, Biological Basis of Developmental Disorders, Psychopharmacology and Mental Retardation, Pervasive Developmental Disabilities, and Autisim.

Contact: 3xx Olin Hall, 271-xxxx, Email Dr. Valdovinos