It's me, Dr. Xeno. Here are lecture notes and ideas for my work teaching physical and cognitive development across the lifespan (HDEV 3101) at the Department of Human Development at CSU, East Bay. This content is often referred to as mind-brain, mind body connection, brain and behavior; but it is really about the knowledge derived from the related fields of neurology, neuropsychology, neuroscience and cognitive science. Sometimes I just write about my kids or bike racing. Feel free to comment!
More photos from Snelling help tell the story, photo credit Shari Greenspan. Vic at the front, about to cause some pain at start of lap 4... damn, I'm at the back again! At least the field is cut in half.
posted by Dr. Xeno @ 9:40 PM
Xeno Rasmusson, Ph.D., Asst. Professor at CSU, East Bay in Hayward, CA. Doctorate from University of Georgia in neuroscience and behavior, research specialization in brain and cognitive changes across the lifespan, but especially in older adulthood.
3 Comments:
Mo still looks like his seat is too low.
Yep, it does; mine keeps comin' up & feels good; JM's recent fit lead to a 13mm(!) rising of the seat...
Can you imagine the pain Vic's bike must be feeling??? Oh yeah - Vic too!!
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