Dr. Michael Basso, Jr.

Dr. Michael Basso, Jr. has a Ph.D. in Professional Psychology and Biomedical Systems from Union Institute, an MS in Engineering Science (RPI), and an MBA in executive leadership from the University of New Haven, with additional graduate and post-doctoral study in neuro-biology at Yale University School of Medicine; he has a professional development diploma from the University of Wisconsin.

Dr. Basso has held various leadership positions in Quality Management, is currently president of the Connecticut Holistic Health Association, and is on a variety of committees at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. Research interests, including psychophysiological effects of lighting on humans, inclusive of the industrial environment; the clinical neurobiology of Alzheimer's Disease; and surgical memory.

Dr. Basso teaches undergraduate Introduction to Psychology (PSY 132), Physiological Psychology (PSY 257) and Industrial [and Organizational] Psychology (PSY 268) at UCONN-Stamford.