Jonathan Tory Toole is a third year PhD student in the Clinical Psychology program here at NSU. He's been working with Dr. Broderick in the clinical systems biology group at the Institute for Neuro-Immune Medicine for just over two years. His main responsibilities are utilizing his extensive background in clinical psychology to add psychological constructs such as depression, anxiety, and memory to the networks created by the systems biology group. The goal of this endeavor is to understand the unique systems that underlie diseases such as Gulf War Illness and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome from a psychological point-of-view in order to better understand symptomatology and potential clinical therapeutic treatment mechanisms. Tory is originally from Georgia, and got his Bachelor degrees in Psychology and Religion from the University of Georgia. He then went on to achieve his Masters in General Psychology from New York University, where he did work on fear memory reconsolidation and pain processing.