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MINDY MISERENDINO, PH.D.
 Education: Ph.D., MA, New York University; BA, Franklin and Marshall College
Research Interests: Effects of chronic stimulant drug exposure on brain and behavior; early life experience (enrichment, stress, maternal isolation) effects on later life drug sensitivity and responding.
Courses Usually Taught: Physiological Psychology, Experimental Psychology: Physiological, Experimental Psychology: Learning, Psychopharmacology
Biography: Dr. Miserendino was a postdoctoral fellow in Neuroscience in the Psychiatry Department at the Yale School of Medicine and also worked there as an Associate Research Scientist. She has been at Sacred Heart University for the past 12 years, and has worked with many capable undergraduates conducting psychopharmacological research in the Neuroscience lab. Dr. Miserendino welcomes inquiries from interested capable students to work as research assistants.
Contact:
Academic Building, HC 219
Ph: 203-365-7654
Fax: 203-371-7998
Email: MiserendinoM@sacredheart.edu
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