Dan Welch, PhD
Fall 1980 - Fall 2120
Visiting Professor
Current Position
Position: Associated Faculty
Biography
Dr. Welch holds a PhD. in Neuroscience. Initially, he taught comparative vertebrate anatomy at the University of California, Riverside. He has been a tenured faculty member at Southern Illinois University, School of Dental Medicine.
At SCU he teaches both Gross Anatomy and the Neurosciences for th MSMS program. His research interests are focused on Event-Related Potentials (ERPs) and rhythmically active networks of nerve cells called “central pattern generators” (CPGs) in the nervous system.
Degrees
2011
Ph.D., Neuroscience, University of California, Riverside, Riverside, California
Scholarly Contributions and Creative Productions
Journal Article
Completed/Published
Adeyeye, A.; Spivey, V.; Stoeckel, D.; Welch, D. Comparison of the Marginal Microleakage of a Bioactive Composite Resin and Traditional Dental Restorative Materials. 2023, 71, 52–56.
Stallings, M. T.; Stoeckel, D. C.; Rawson, K. G.; Welch, D. B. Significant Shear Bond Strength Improvements of a Resin-Modified Glass Ionomer Cement with a Resin Coating. 2017, 65, 75–78.
Welch, D.; Seesengood, B.; Hopp, C. Surface Treatments That Demonstrate a Significant Positive Effect on the Shear Bond Strength of Repaired Resin-Modified Glass Ionomer. 2015, 40, 403–409.
Welch, D. B.; Currie, S. N. Sensory-Evoked Turning Locomotion in Red-Eared Turtles: Kinematic Analysis and Electromyography. 2014, 200, 641–656.
Rawson, K. G.; Hofelich, R.; Welch, D. B.; Stoeckel, D. C. Eruption Sequence of the Permanent Maxillary Canine: A Radiographic Review. 2014, 62, e9–e11.
Welch, D. B.; Seitz, A. R. Processing Irrelevant Location Information: Practice and Transfer Effects in a Simon Task. 2013, 8, e64993.
Altshuler, D. L.; Welch, K. C.; Cho, B. H.; Welch, D. B.; Lin, A. F.; Dickson, W. B.; Dickinson, M. H. Neuromuscular Control of Wingbeat Kinematics in Anna’s Hummingbirds (Calypte Anna). 2010, 213, 2507–2514.
In Press
Bennett, B.; Taylor, J.; Wall, J. .; Welch, D. Characterization of Masticatory and Brux-like Motor Patterns in the Laboratory Rat: Electromyography Amplitude Analysis. . Current Analysis on Dentistry Journal 1–4.
