Title
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Health: Science, Society, and Policy
Neuroscience
Psychology
Volen National Center for Complex Systems
Expertise
Dr. Rohleder's main research interest is the interaction between the central nervous system with the periphery of the body. More specifically, research focuses on how state or trait changes in central nervous system activity affect biomedical health through efferent signaling pathways. For example, current projects address the question whether and how repeated stress exposure during the lifespan can lead to cumulative organ damage and thus accelerate the aging process.
Degrees
University of Trier, Ph.D.
Contact
| Email: | rohleder@brandeis.edu |
| Phone: | 781-736-3319 |
| Office: | Brown Social Science Center, 103 |
Awards and Honors
Herbert Weiner Early Career Award of the American Psychosomatic Society (2013)
Curt P. Richter Award of the International Society of Psychoneuroendocrinology (ISPNE) (2011)
American Federation for Aging Research Young Investigator Award (2009)
Courses Taught
| NPSY | 141a | Stress, Physiology, and Health |
| PSYC | 38a | Health Psychology |
| PSYC | 52a | Research Methods and Laboratory in Psychology |
| PSYC | 302a | Proseminar in Brain, Body, and Behavior II |
Scholarship
