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Dr. Galloway earned his B.S in Exercise Science from the University of Southern Mississippi, his BS in Physical Therapy from the Medical College of Virginia and his PhD in Physiological Sciences from the University of Arizona. He served as a Postdoctoral Fellow, with Dr. Esther Thelen in the Infant Motor Behavior Lab at Indiana University. Dr. Galloway’s research focuses on the neuromotor control of infant and adult behavior. He is especially interested in how infants adapt and modify spontaneous limb movements such as flapping and kicking for behaviors such as reaching and walking. Current projects address basic developmental issues such as the emergence of goal directed reaching, as well as the application of interactive technology to infant toys for fun and therapeutic benefit. |
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