Clell Watts

Major: Psychology (Senior, Undergraduate)                                     

Research Interests

Cholinergic modulation on visuospatial learning and spontaneous locomotion

Published Abstracts

T. Minamoto; B.L. Brewer; J. Brown; J.R. Odell; C. Watts; I.M. White (2005). Methamphetamine and PCP on social interaction 

    in juvenile rats. Society for Neuroscience Abstract.

Presentations at Scientific Meetings 

Clell Watts, Jonathan Brown, and Ilsun M. White.  Does scopolamine produce hyperactive behavior via the same pathway as   

    amphetamine?  Kentucky Academy of Science (KAS)., Eastern Kentucky University, Kentucky, November,  2005.  

Clell Watts, Jonathan Brown, Takehiro Minamoto, and Ilsun M. White.  Blockade of Muscarinic Receptors Enhances Locomotor 

    Activity: Differential Involvement of D1 and D2 Receptors. Society for neuroscience, Kentucky Chapter, Univeristy of 

    Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, April 2005.  

Honors and Awards 

Research Excellence Award, Department of Psychology,  Morehead State University, 2006

First Place, Undergraduate Paper Presentation,  Kentucky Academy of Science (KAS), 2005 

Third Place, Undergraduate Research Competition, University of Louisville, 2005 

Contact 
Campus Address: 603 Ginger Hall, Morehead State university, Morehead, KY 40351
Phone:  606-783-2407;  E-mail:  cdwatt01@morehead-st.edu