Jordan S. Razzak

I am an MD student at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center.

Prior to medical school, I earned a PhD in Experimental Psychology from East Tennessee State University. As a graduate student, I taught an introductory psychology course as well as a statistics course for psychology majors. My research tested whether brainwaves (EEG) recorded while viewing personally relevant photographs could be used as a novel password system.

In my free time I enjoy seeing friends, playing Go or Eight-ball pool, reading, and watching old movies.

Google Scholar // ETSU Brain-Computer Interface Laboratory