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Kim Rhodes, M.A.Kim defended her masters thesis, entitled "5-HT1A antagonism within the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis modulates anxiety-like behaviors in rats", in the summer of 2008. She will return from a leave of absence in August, 2009.

Greg Lieberman (Neuroscience Graduate Program, Greg is working on a collaboration between our lab and Professors Mark Bouton and John Green)

Post-Baccalaureate Research Assistants

Beth Grimmig

Margaret Kocho-Schellenberg

Undergraduate Students (Fall, 2009)

Danielle Beaudoin

Lianna Miceli

Anna Moser

Ariel Moser

Eric Phillips

Heather Townsend

Lab Alumni

Graduate Students

joe cheung

Joe Cheung, M.A., Joe defended his masters thesis in the spring of 2009. His research investigated the role of pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptides (PACAP) in stress-induced anxiety-like behavior. Joe is currently in medical school at the University of Vermont

Undergraduate Students

Steve Babbin (Honors Thesis)

Heather Greenberg (2006-2007)

Rachel Sugarman (Honors Thesis)

Nikki Wilner

Fall, 2008

Hammack Lab Fall 2008

From left: Greg Lieberman, Beth Grimmig, Rachel Sugarman, Jom Hammack, Nikki Wilner, Margaret Kocho-Schellenberg, Steve Babbin

Spring, 2008

lab picture spr 2008 Back row (from left): Nikki Wilner, Kim Rhodes, Steve Babbin, Jom Hammack

Front row (from left): Joe Cheung, Rachel Sugarman