Alvin Terry
Department Chair
Alvin Terry
Department Chair
Associate Professor
Academic Appointment(s)
Medical College of Georgia
Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology
Medical College of Georgia
Department of Neurology
Administration
Department of The Graduate School
Other Duties
Asc VP Basic Science Research, Research
Regents' Professor, Pharmacology and Toxicology
- ATERRY@augusta.edu
- (706) 721-9462
- (706) 721-2347
- CB 3545
Education
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Ph.D., Pharmacy University of South Carolina -, 1991
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BS, Pharmacy Medical University of South Ca, 1982
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AS, Pre-Pharmacy Studies North Greenville College, 1979
Certifications
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Pharmacist Georgia Board of Pharmacy,
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Georgia Researcher Pharmacy Georgia Board of Pharmacy,
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Pharmacist South Carolina Board of Pharmacy,
Awards & Honors
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Regents’ Professor, Awarded 2012
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GHSU School of Graduate Studies Distinguished Research Award 2012
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Back to South Carolina Alumnus Award 2008
Courses Taught Most Recent Academic Year
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PHRM 8042
Pharmacology & Therapeutics I
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PHRM 9020
Seminar in Pharmacology
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PHRM 8043
Pharmacology & Therapeutics II
Scholarship
Selected Recent Publications
- Basal forebrain activation improves working memory in senescent monkeys., 2025
Journal Article, Academic Journal - GM1 and GD3 Gangliosides Attenuate NGF-TrkA and BDNF-TrkB Signaling Dysfunction Associated with Acute Diisopropylfluorophosphate Exposure in Mouse Brain., 2025
Journal Article, Academic Journal - Mitochondria-targeted therapy with metformin and MitoQ reduces oxidative stress, improves mitochondrial function, and restores metabolic homeostasis in a murine model of Gulf War Illness., 2025
Journal Article, Academic Journal - Basal forebrain activation improves working memory in senescent monkeys., 2024
Journal Article, Academic Journal - Acute exposure to diisopropylfluorophosphate in mice results in persistent cognitive deficits and alterations in senescence markers in the brain., 2024
Journal Article, Academic Journal
Professional Service
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2015 - Present
Role: Reviewer, Ad Hoc Reviewer