Carlton Moeller is the neuroscience laboratory coordinator and a recent graduate of Colorado College. Born in Colorado, he attended Colorado College from 2017 to 2021, where he got his bachelor's Neuroscience. He completed his senior thesis comparing the effects of different styles of meditation on time perception and electroencephalography (EEG). Carlton is passionate about the fields of neuroanatomy, computational neuroscience, neuroimaging, and neurophenomenology, and loves to spread this passion with students. Carlton began work for the department in 2021 where he has aided with the research of Lori Driscoll and Marcela Fernandez-Peters, offered tutoring to those in the Neuroscience courses, and directed some of the labs for these courses as well. Carlton is available to serve as a thesis mentor for students interested using the EEG machines recently acquired by the department.