Bryan Fox, Ph.D.

Dr. Fox conducts research on attention, multitasking and fatigue perception using psychophysiological measurement techniques. Prior to his full-time teaching appointment at Jewell, he served as career prep advisor and graduate writing consultant at UMKC, as well as the lab manager for the Cognitive Psychophysiology Research Group. His scholarly work includes a published thesis on the relationship between involuntary eyeblinks and fatigue perception for individuals diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, as well as coauthoring numerous independent research studies from his students and psychophysiology research mentees.