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Daniel Miller
Director, Neuroscience Department; Professor of Neuroscience
Professor Daniel Miller has a Ph.D. in psychology and neural science from Indiana University, an M.P.A. in health care administration from Long Island University, and a B.A. in psychology from Westminster College. His current research interests involve the function of the cerebellum in stress vulnerable rats using the signaled leverpress avoidance task.
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Denise Cook-Snyder
Assistant Professor of Neuroscience
Professor Denise Cook-Snyder came to Carthage in 2015 from Tufts University. Her research interests focus on defining cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying neurologic disease. Currently, Prof. Cook-Snyder and her students are determining the role of astrocytes in stroke using a cell culture model, with the goal of identifying therapeutic targets to improve patient recovery after stroke.
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Steven Henle
Assistant Professor of Neuroscience
After training at St. John’s University, the Mayo Clinic, Harvard Medical School, and the Medical College of Wisconsin Professor Steven Henle joined the Carthage faculty first as an adjunct professor in 2016, and then as a full-time assistant professor in neuroscience in 2018.
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Ashley Hermans ’20
Research Assistant
As a research assistant, Ms. Hermans will continue working with the development and regeneration of the zebrafish eye and assisting students in Prof. Henle’s lab.
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