He received his Ph.D. from the Ohio University and has been teaching at Fairmont State since 2003. His research interest is in the field of psychophysiology in which he has investigated the electrophysiological effects of various psychophysiological stimuli on human physiological process. One line of his recent research was the examination of the association between fractal dimension of sound waves in the environment and fractal dimension of electroencephalogram (brain wave) and its research results have been presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine in 2011. Panelists: