Mentoring & Training
Dr. Green has mentored numerous graduate and medical students with strong outcomes. He participates annually as a summer undergraduate mentor and contributes to the Neuroscience Graduate Program.
Training Philosophy
Dr. Green provides hands-on training in behavioral neuroscience, molecular biology, and translational research. Since joining UTMB in 2009, he has created or redeveloped seven courses across multiple graduate programs and co-developed the curriculum for the Pharmacology & Toxicology Master of Science degree program, launched in 2019.
Dr. Green is committed to fostering the next generation of researchers. He participates annually as a summer undergraduate mentor and supports students in organizing the Neuroscience Graduate Program Student Symposium, now in its fifth year.
Trainee Outcomes
Trainees have published impactful papers and secured competitive NIH-funded grants
Students have received traineeships, fellowships, and travel awards
Graduates placed at University of Pennsylvania Medical School and University of North Carolina Medical School
Students organize the annual Neuroscience Graduate Program Student Symposium
Graduate Programs
Dr. Green accepts students through several UTMB graduate programs. Prospective students are encouraged to reach out to discuss research interests and potential fit.
Pharmacology & Toxicology Graduate Program
Neuroscience Graduate Program
Human Pathophysiology & Translational Medicine
Palermo-UTMB Joint PhD Program
Summer Undergraduate Research Program
Educational Contributions
Course Development
Created or redeveloped 7+ courses across pharmacology, neuroscience, and postdoctoral programs.
MS Curriculum
Co-developed the Pharmacology & Toxicology Master of Science degree curriculum, launched in 2019.
Neuroscience Program
Contributes to the Neuroscience Graduate Program, supporting student development and training.
Student Symposium
Mentors students organizing the annual Neuroscience Graduate Program Student Symposium.
Journal Review
Reviewed manuscripts for over 25 scientific journals, contributing to the broader scientific community.
Summer Research
Participates annually as a summer undergraduate research mentor at UTMB.
Questions About Training?
We are not currently hiring. If you have questions about mentoring, graduate programs, or collaborations, please reach out to the lab directly.
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