Resume

• 1976

  Washington University in St. Louis

  Neurophysiological and behavioral research on hearing and echolocation in bats.\n\nBehavioral research on the integration of auditory and visual spatial perception in young and elderly human subjects.\n\nResearch of the effects of aging on temporal processing in the mammalian auditory system.\n\nTeaching Experience: Course director/lecturer in Basic Neurobiology (NSC 201); Lecturer and former co-director

  Systems and Integrative Neuroscience (NSC 531); Course director

  Audition (BCS 221); Lecturer

  Mind

  Brain & Behavior (ANA 525); Lecturer

  Hearing and Balance: Structure

  Function and Disease (ANA 405)

  University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry

  Neurophysiological studies of echolocation sound processing in the bat auditory cortex

  Washington University in St. Louis

• 1970

  Ph.D.

  Acoustic communication and it's role in territoriality in singing insects (katydids)

  Biology- Neurobiology

  State University of New York at Stony Brook

• 1965

  B.S.

  Majored in Ecology and Evolution

  with a strong interest in behavioral ecology

  Ecology/Evolution; Neurobiology

  Phi Delta Theta

  Cornell University

• Immunohistochemistry

  Wildlife

  Microscopy

  Neuroscience

  Cell Biology

  Experimental Design

  Electrophysiology

  Strategic Planning

  Grant Writing

  Research

  Data Analysis

  Scientific Writing

  Team Leadership

  Leadership

  O'Neill

  O'Neill

  University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry