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Pam Lovejoy, Ph.D
Pam Lovejoy, Ph.D
Pam is an Assistant Professor of Biology at St. Joseph's University in Brooklyn, NY. She is interested in the intersection of genetics, behavior, and the environment and uses Drosophila melanogaster (the common fruit fly) as a model organism.
Email: plovejoy@sjny.edu
Current Students
Current Students
Jerry Clairvil
Jerry Clairvil
Kimberly Deleon
Kimberly Deleon
Vanessa Lopez
Vanessa Lopez
Chris Saad
Chris Saad
Chris is currently a research assistant in the lab and plans to graduate in 2023. He is working on a project to identify the genes in D. melanogaster that cause a non-monotonic response to atrazine.
Past Students
Past Students
Victoria Parache
Victoria Parache
Victoria was a senior thesis student in the lab and graduated in 2022. Her project examined the effects of atrazine on male D. melanogaster mating competition and offspring production. Victoria is now a research assistant in the Maimon Lab at Rockefeller University.
Rachel Tejiram
Rachel Tejiram
Rachel was a senior thesis student in the lab and graduated in 2022. Her project focused on the effects of atrazine and yeast concentration on D. melanogaster longevity. Rachel is now attending graduate school at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
Tashoy Campbell
Tashoy Campbell
Tashoy was a senior thesis student in the lab and graduated in 2021. Her work focused on identifying the neurons in the fly brain that expressed the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor subunit, alpha 1.
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