Jennifer McGee

Jennifer McGee is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Oxford College, Emory University. A behavioral psychopharmacologist, her research explores neuroanatomic pathways of reward, social media's influence on vaping trends, and psychedelic use perspectives. She also focuses on enhancing undergraduate education in psychopharmacology.

• Educated at Bucks County Community College (AA, Liberal Arts), George Washington University (BA, Psychology/Cognitive Neuroscience), and Emory University (MA/PhD, Neuroscience & Animal Behavior).

Her research interests span:

• Neuroanatomy of reward systems
• Social media's role in electronic nicotine delivery systems
• Psychedelic use attitudes
• Evidence-based teaching practices in psychopharmacology

She actively engages students in replication studies to assess research reproducibility and teaches courses like Drugs and Behavior, Biological Psychology, and Quantitative Theory and Methods. McGee is affiliated with the American Psychological Association, Society for the Teaching of Psychology, Society for Neuroscience, and Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience.