I'm a clinical psychologist by training but an experimental psychologist by temperament. I teach Abnormal Psychology, Human Psychophysiology, Seminar in Emotion, and I participate in our team-taught introductory course (The Study of Behavior). My research interests fall in the realm of cognitive neuroscience, and I am currently studying event-related brain potentials associated with viewing one's own face. I manage Oberlin's Psychophysiology Laboratory.

Two great minds discussing one magnificent idea: Edward O. Wilson and James Watson talk about Darwin and evolutionary biology with Charlie Rose.