STUDENT RESEARCH
Dr. LaCrosse mentors Undergraduate and Graduate students in research. Students have the opportunity to gain hands-on research experience, participate in focused discussion groups, present at local and national conferences, and make scholarly contributions to science.
Highlighted Student Research
Wells, M., Hoffmann, J., Stage, A., Enger, I., Pomper, J., Briggs, L., & LaCrosse, A. (2024). Efficacy of Fluoxetine and (R, S) Ketamine in Attenuating Conditioned Fear Behaviors in Male Mice. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics.
Delgado X, Marion N, LaCrosse AL. (2021). Fluoxetine as a novel treatment to attenuate cisplatin-induced cognitive impairment. Society for Neuroscience Meeting, November 8-11, Chicago, IL
Rechsteiner C, Martin E, LaCrosse AL. (2021). The effects of chronic cannabidiol (CBD) use in adolescent female mice on the prevalence of anxiety symptoms. Society for Neuroscience Meeting, November 8-11, Chicago, IL
SfN CPP Poster
Undergraduate students Alyssa, Andrew, Molly, Haley, and Caden presenting the CPP project at the Upper Midwest Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience conference - or SfN - in Green Bay, Wisconsin!
SfN ST3GAL3 Poster
Graduate student Rebecca and undergraduate student Jessica presenting Rebecca's thesis project at the SfN conference in Green Bay, Wisconsin!
Congratulations to Nicole Thomas (pictured right) for winning first prize for her research proposal poster at the Department of Psychological Science Biannual Poster Session in December 2021.