Kayla De LormeFaculty

Associate Professor in Psychological Science and Neuroscience

My scientific research interests span from cellular neuroscience to behavior within the field behavioral neuroendcrinology. My current research is looking at the effects of social interactions on neuronal function in the prefrontal cortex across adolescent development in rodents. My lab uses a variety of neuroscience research techniques such as immunohistochemistry, microscopy, and behavioral observation and quantification. 

Education

B.A. Hamline University; M.A. and Ph.D. Michigan State University


Courses Taught

PSY-344 (AT:Hormones and Behavior), PSY-344 (AT:Hormones and Behavior Lab), PSY-389 (Directed Research I), and PSY-390 (Directed Research II)

Past
Synonym Title Times Taught Terms Taught
PSY-238 Brain and Behavior 15 2023/FA, 2022/FA, 2021/FA, 2020/SP, 2018/FA, 2016/SP, 2014/FA, and 2013/FA
PSY-100 General Psychology 14 2022/FA, 2022/SP, 2021/SP, 2019/FA, 2019/SP, 2018/FA, 2018/SP, 2017/FA, 2015/SP, and 2014/FA
PSY-225 Statistics and Research Methods II 6 2018/SP, 2017/SP, 2015/FA, 2015/SP, 2014/SP, and 2013/FA
PSY-244 ST:Psychobiology Sex & Gender 4 2024/JN, 2023/JN, 2021/SP, and 2019/SP
PSY-345 Seminar: Hormones and Behavior 3 2017/FA, 2015/FA, and 2014/SP
PSY-345 Seminar Lab 3 2017/FA, 2015/FA, and 2014/SP
PSY-344 AT:Hormones and Behavior Lab 2 2023/SP and 2019/FA
PSY-344 AT:Hormones and Behavior 2 2023/SP and 2019/FA
PSY-385 Neuroscience Capstone 2 2017/SP and 2016/SP
PSY-389 Directed Research I 1 2021/FA
PSY-390 Directed Research II 1 2021/FA
PSY-207 Soc & Adolescent Brain 1 2018/JN