Jen Hill Lucas, Ph.D.

Associate Professor Course Director, Physiology 601 - 602 013 Hamilton Hall 1645 Neil Avenue Columbus  OH  43210-1218 614-292-1992 (office) lucas.72@osu.edu

Education:
B.A., European History with minor in French, College of Charleston, Charleston, SC
M.S., Biology with emphasis on Cardiovascular, Respiratory, and Renal Physiology, Texas Women's University, Denton, TX
Ph.D., Molecular Biology with minor in Cellular Neurobiology, Texas Women's University, Denton, TX

Area of Specialization:  Neurophysiology

Current Teaching:
Peripheral and Central Nervous System and Special Senses module for the Independent Study Program of the College of Medicine and Public Health
Peripheral and Central Nervous System and Special Senses lectures for:
     Physiology 601 designed for the College of Pharmacy doctoral program
     Physiology 605 designed for the College of Dentistry doctoral program
Body Temperature Regulation, Energy Balance, Endocrine Physiology and Metabolism lectures for Physiology 312 undergraduates

Current Service
Member, Independent Study Program Curriculum Committee since 1993
Member, Faculty Compensation and Benefits Committee since 2003
Vice Chairperson, Faculty Compensation and Benefits Committee 2004/05