On the Georgia State University Research website, find out more about the Center for Behavioral Neuroscience. Specifically, determine the name of its Director, their main research focus, one disorder their lab investigates, the year the center was established, and its original designation.
Navigate to research.gsu.edu. Click on the 'Centers' link. Click on the 'Center for Behavioral Neuroscience' link. Identify the name of the Director. Identify the Director's primary research focus. Identify one specific disorder or condition their lab investigates. Identify the year the center was established. Identify the center's original designation.
The Director's name is identified as Dr. Debbie Bangasser. The Director's primary research focus is identified as how stress across the lifespan alters vulnerability/resilience. One specific disorder or condition investigated is identified (e.g., substance use disorder, depression, or anxiety disorders). The center was established in 1999. The center's original designation is identified as a National Science Foundation Science and Technology Center.