Dr. Ramirez chaired the committees of the following senior theses (listing most recent):

Paired-Pulse Stimulation of the Crossed Temporodentate and Septodentate Pathways Induces Granule Cell Discharge 15 Days after Unilateral Entorhinal Lesions in Rats
Matt De Niear, 2011;  2011 Sigma Xi Research Award in Neuroscience

A Census of Synaptogenesis: Quantifying Postlesion Synaptic Turnover in the Mouse Hippocampus
Erin Feeney, 2011

Bilateral Fimbria-Fornix Transection Impairs Performance on a Delayed-Non-Matching-to-Position Task
Michelle Bleda, 2010

Enhanced Synaptic Efficacy: Linking Functional and Anatomical Recovery in the Crossed Temporodentate Pathway
Devin Haddad, 2010;  2010 Sigma Xi Research Award in Neuroscience

Exercise Does Not Affect Neuroplasticity in Three Hippocampal Pathways
Kim Lang, 2009

Electrophysiological Analysis of a Sprouted Hippocampal Pathway: Implications for the Role of Long-Term Potentiation in Spatial Working Memory
Sarah Rhodes, 2009

The Catalytic Effect: Enhanced Synaptic Efficacy of the Sprouted Crossed Temporodentate
Pathway
Mercedes Robinson, 2009

Histological and Behavioral Analysis of an rAAV9-induced Rodent Model of Taupathy in Alzheimer's Disease
Martina Mustroph, 2008

Progressive Unilateral Entorhinal Cortex Lesions Accelerate Crossed-Temporodentate Synapse Capacity for Long-Term Potentiation
Janelle Fassbender, 2005

A Web-based Simulation and Laboratory Website Using the Rat Unilateral 6-Hydroxydopamine Parkinson's Disease Model
Nicole Mah, 2005