Timothy Brackins

Timothy Brackins is an Instructor (mapped to Lecturer) at SUNY Brockport, contributing to Psychology, Philosophy, and Neuroscience programs. He holds a Ph.D. in Psychology from Stony Brook University, an Advanced Neuroscience Certificate, and a Master's in Clinical Research from SUNY Brockport.

• Ph.D., Psychology, Stony Brook University
• Advanced Neuroscience Certificate, Stony Brook University
• M.S., Clinical Research, SUNY Brockport
• B.A., Psychology, SUNY Brockport

His research focuses on human brain aging and cognitive changes across the lifespan, utilizing structural/diffusion tensor imaging and longitudinal statistical modeling. He explores neural aging trajectories and social connectedness in aging.

• Human brain aging via neuroimaging
• Age-related cognitive changes
• Individual differences in aging
• Social connectedness and brain health
• Longitudinal neuroimaging modeling

Dr. Brackins has earned recognition as a GAANN Fellow and teaches courses including Principles of Psychology, Cognitive Processes, and Advanced Biopsychology.