Background
Wenger, Galen Rosenberger was born on May 16, 1946 in Sellersville, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Warren Martin and Ethel (Rosenberger) Wenger.
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Galen Rosenberger Wenger
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Galen Rosenberger Wenger, American Pharmacology educator. Grantee National Institute Occupational Health and Safety, 1978-1983, National Institute Drug Abuse, since 1978, National Science Foundation, 1981-1986, Environmental Protection Agency, 1982-1985; named to OutstandingYoung in American, 1981; recipient Golden Apple award for excellence in teaching, U. Arkansas, 1986-1987.
Education
Bachelor, Goshen College, 1968; Doctor of Philosophy, Washington Virginia U., 1971.
Career
Postdoctoral fellow, U. Colorado Medical Center, Denver, 1972-1973;
postdoctoral fellow, Harvard University Medical School, Boston, 1973-1975;
instructor, Harvard University Medical School, Boston, 1975-1978;
assistant professor, U. Arkansas Medical Science, Little Rock, 1978-1981;
associate professor, U. Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, 1981-1986;
professor, U. Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, since 1986;
division director, U. Arkansas Medical Sciences, Little Rock, since 1991. Consultant VA Agent Orange and Agent Blue Research Program, 1982, National Institute Environmental Health Sciences, 1983, 84, 85, National Center Toxicol. Research, 1983-1989,Health Effects Institute, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1986, National Institute Drug Abuse,1988, toxicology study section National Institutes of Health, 1991-1994.
Research county College Medicine U. Arkansas Medical Sciences, 1979-1985, others.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Society Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, Society Toxicology, College on Problems of Drug Dependence, Behavioral Pharmacology Society, Behavioral Toxicology Society, American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Connections
Married Carolyn Jean Liechty;children: Alyssa Nicole, Aaron Joseph.
Awards
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Grantee National Institute Occupational Health and Safety, 1978-1983, National Institute Drug Abuse, since 1978, National Science Foundation, 1981-1986, Environmental Protection Agency, 1982-1985. Named to OutstandingYoung in American, 1981. Recipient Golden Apple award for excellence in teaching, U. Arkansas, 1986-1987.Grantee National Institute Occupational Health and Safety, 1978-1983, National Institute Drug Abuse, since 1978, National Science Foundation, 1981-1986, Environmental Protection Agency, 1982-1985. Named to OutstandingYoung in American, 1981. Recipient Golden Apple award for excellence in teaching, U. Arkansas, 1986-1987.