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Michael Lewis is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology at Hamilton College, where he investigates individual differences in stress reactivity, recovery, and resilience. His research integrates psychophysiological, genetic, clinical, self-report, and environmental data to inform public health and clinical interventions.
- B.A. in Philosophy, Penn State University
- M.P.H. in Health Policy, George Washington University
- M.S. in Clinical Psychology, Virginia Tech
- Ph.D. in Biological Psychology, Virginia Tech
- Postdoctoral Work: McLean Hospital/Harvard Medical School
Lewis employs multimodal and translational approaches to study stress and resilience, with a focus on interventions for enhancing resilience. His recent work explores:
- Fear extinction mechanisms in PTSD
- Neurobiological predictors of stress recovery
- Psychophysiological correlates of defensive responding
- Neurochemical alterations following trauma exposure
His publications appear in journals including Translational Psychiatry, Psychophysiology, and Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy. Lewis completed his academic training at Virginia Tech and conducted postdoctoral research at McLean Hospital.
