BASC 6105 A - NEUROSCIENCE2011 Summer

About This Course

The topics considered in this lecture / laboratory course are centered around  the  basic neuroanatomical and neurophysiological principles essential to establishing a strong foundation of knowledge related to the human nervous system. Spinal cord pathways and pathway lesions will be studied. Clinical case studies will be presented and discussed. The laboratory sessions will reinforce the structural and functional relationships of peripheral and central nervous system components.

Farshid Marzban, DC, Ph.D

Professor - Department of Diagnosis

B.S., 1984, Michigan State University
M.S., 1987, Michigan State University
Ph.D., 1992, Michigan State University
Postdoctorate, 1993, University of Wisconsin at Madison
Postdoctorate, 1995, University of Kansas Medical Center
Associate Professor, 1997-2000, Parker College of Chiropractic
D.C., 2002, Parker College of Chiropractic
Associate Professor, 2002-present

You may reach Dr. Marzban at extension 7321, or FMarzban@parker.edu


Stephen Karaganis, Ph.D.

A.B., Wabash College, IN (1998)

Ph.D., Texas A&M University, TX (2008)

Assistant Prof., Parker College of Chiropractic, TX (2008-present)

 

Office: E236

e-mail: skaraganis@parker.edu
Phone: 972.438.6932 x7304
Fax:  214.902.2448

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