In addition to an fNIRS setup, our lab spaces include an EEG suite, eye tracking and BIOPAC psychophysiology, computer software for cognitive experiments, rat housing and behavior apparatuses, brain tissue processing, histology, and microscopy, and an aquatic housing system for zebrafish breeding (and other aquatic species). In addition to teaching courses, candidates are expected to engage in scholarly activity and the supervision of independent undergraduate research in an empirically-oriented department with roughly 150 neuroscience majors and minors and 300 psychological science majors and minors.