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"I come from Des Moines. Somebody had to."
- Bill Bryson, The Lost Continent
I grew up in Calgary and Nanton, Alberta, Canada ("How small is Nanton?"). I received my B.Sc. in Psychology (1991) from the University of Calgary. There I worked with Don Kline in the Vision and Aging Lab and with Jane Raymond in the Perception and Cognition Lab. I did my Ph.D. in Psychology (1997) at Harvard with Patrick Cavanagh in the Vision Sciences Lab and became involved in neuroimaging through Nancy Kanwisher at the MGH NMR Center. From 1997-2001, I was a McDonnell-Pew postdoctoral fellow with Mel Goodale and University of Western Ontario.
I am now an associate professor in the Psychology department at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario. I do functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) at the Robarts Research Institute in collaboration with other members of the CIHR Group on Action and Perception (GAP).
For more information on my research, see the Culham Lab web pages
At Neurotree, you can view my academic genealogy.