Garet Lahvis teaches psychology, environment, ethics, writing

• School of Medicine Award for Excellence in Teaching in the Graduate Studies Program (2017, 2018)

• OHSU All-Hill Flame Runner-Up for faculty member who goes above and beyond

their duties to support students (2018)

• Student’s Choice Award, Behavioral Neuroscience, OHSU (2018)

• OHSU All-Hill Flame Faculty Award Nomination (2017)

COURSES TAUGHT

Sciences

Course Director: Neurobiology of psychiatric disease, Molecular and environmental

toxicology (OHSU and the University of Wisconsin)

Course Instructor: Behavioral ecology of animal cooperation, Altruism and evolution, and

Autism Spectrum Disorders (OHSU and UW)

Guest Lecturer: Neuroethology, Social emotions in nonhuman animals, Affective

neuroscience, Animal communication, Gene targeting, Evolution of

altruism, Animal models of Autism (OHSU and UW)

Humanities

Course Director: Narrative Writing, Responsible conduct in research and

bioethics, Philosophy of science (OHSU)

Guest Lecturer: Science and Animal Testing (Lewis and Clark Law School),

Science and the Environment (Lewis and Clark Law School)