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Research
Education
Contact Information
- Room 116 Parmly Hall
- jarrardl@wlu.edu
- 540 458-8832
- FAX 540 458-8047
Post doctoral study, University of Florida College of Medicine, 1966
Ph.D., Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1959
My research centers generally around studying the neural bases of learning and memory, and more specifically on the contributions the different medial temporal lobe structures (especially hippocampus) make to these complex cognitive processes. Our most recent research findings indicate that the hippocampus is importantly involved in modulating food intake and thus is thought to play an important role in obesity.