Alumni Email | Campus Email | My WVSOM | Campus Store | Maps & Directions | Employment

Research and Scholarly Activity Faculty

Below are faculty who have chosen to have a webpage presence describing their research and scholarly activity. Click on their name for more information about their work. You may also reach out to the faculty for more information.

Shinichi Asano, PhD

Physiology of muscle in pathological conditions
(304) 647-6361

Imaan Benmerzouga, PhD

Microbial latency and host-immune response
(304) 647-6214

Marc Benson, PhD

Bacterial pathogenesis and host-bacterial toxin interactions
(304) 647-6275

Crystal Boudreaux, PhD

Cellular host factors that play a role in rotavirus replication
(304) 793-6822

Kristie Bridges, PhD

Relationship between uric acid metabolism and insulin resistance
(304) 647-6223

Raeann Carrier, PhD

Educational outcomes and indicators of student success through exam item evaluation
(304) 793-6592

Jill Cochran, PhD

Translational research on diabetes, childhood obesity and care in rural Appalachia
(304) 793-6801

Courtney Eleazer, PhD

Environmental factors in shaping human functional anatomy
(304) 647-6281

Brian Griffith, PhD

Nutritional therapy for the prevention of myocardial infarction
(304) 647-6225

Jandy Hanna, PhD

Biomechanics of vertical movement in primates
(304) 647-6366

Predrag Krajacic, MD

Muscular dystrophy and the effects of induced exercise
(304) 647-6305

Tuoen Liu, MD, PhD

Anti-cancer drug resistance regulation
(304) 647-6427

Joyce Morris-Wiman, PhD

Glial response in a jaw muscle pain model
(304) 793-6857

Jacob Neumann, PhD

Hippocampal neuronal damage following cerebral ischemia
(304) 793-6236

Christopher L. Pankey, PhD

Diet induced obesity and metabolic syndrome
(304) 793-6576

Deborah Schmidt, DO

Cost effectiveness of OMM within clinical practice
(304) 647-6247

Rebecca Scopa Kelso, PhD

Growth and development of the juvenile skeleton under varying nutritional conditions
(304) 647-6319

Kris Stover, PhD

Physiology, structure, and function of the musculoskeletal system
(304) 793-6598

Peter Ward, PhD

Approaches to learning and teaching that lead to success in the anatomical sciences
(304) 647-6371

ORSP