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Biography
I am a vertebrate paleontologist at the University of Louisville School of Medicine focused on craniodental evolution in Mesozoic mammals. I have active field programs in the Western US, most recently in the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation in Utah. I co-direct the integrated basic sciences course for first-year medical students (CADE: Clinical Anatomy, Development, Neuroanatomy, and Physical Exam), as well as teach cadaveric anatomy to first-year dental students and dental Residents and mammalian sensory evolution as part of a undergraduate/graduate neurosciences seminar course.
Research Interests
Morphology and evolution of Mesozoic mammals; manipulation of CT data; active field work in western interior of USA
Degrees and Certifications
PhD
University of Oklahoma, Norman, , -2011
University of Oklahoma, Norman, , -2011
MS
University of Oklahoma, Norman, , -2004
University of Oklahoma, Norman, , -2004
BS
College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, , -2002
College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, , -2002