Dr. Scott D. Zimmerman

Details

Education

• PhD, 1997, University Of Wyoming 

Teaching

• BMS 308 Human Physiology
• BMS 442/641 Physiology of the Cell
• BMS 542/642 Physiology of Organ Systems
• BMS 561/661 Medical and Pathologic Physiology
• BMS 567/667 Physiology of Exercise Metabolism
• BMS 573/673 Endocrine Physiology
• BMS 585/685 Histology
• BMS 701 Research in the Biomedical Sciences

Research and professional interests

• Benefits of exercise in slowing processes related to Alzheimer's Disease.
• Using exercise to slow or prevent neuro-degeneration.
• Using case studies and other active learning strategies to increase learn gin and critical thinking.