Steven A. Branstetter
Ph.D., Child Clinical Psychology, University of Denver
Dr. Steven A. Branstetter's teaching interests are health promotion, statistics and methodology, behavioral theory, and child and adolescent development. His research interests include youth tobacco use and cessation; parental and peer-influences on tobacco use; behavioral economics and tobacco use; and smoking among cancer patients.
Marc Dingman
Ph.D., Neuroscience, Penn State
Dr. Marc Dingman's teaching interests are diverse, and include epidemiology, pharmacology, neurobiology, and many other aspects of biobehavioral health.
Beth Edwards
Ph.D., Biobehavioral Health, Penn State
B.S., Health Policy and Administration, Penn State
Dr. Beth Edwards' teaching and research interests include health promotion and health behavior, especially harm reduction approaches to tobacco use and sexual health.
Joseph Gyekis
Ph.D., Biobehavioral Health, Penn State
Dr. Joseph Gyekis' teaching interests include statistics, research strategies, and research applications.
Elizabeth Lasher
Ph.D., Counselor Education, Penn State
Dr. Elizabeth Lasher's teaching interests include the biobehavioral effects of psychoactive drugs and the widespread effects that drugs have on modern society.
Michele Stine
Ph.D., Biobehavioral Health, Penn State
Dr. Michele Stine's teaching interests include psychopharmacology, health psychology, stress and health, and drug and alcohol use.