Drexel University professor of neuropsychology Dr. Eric Zillmer is available to comment on the mind of terrorists in view of the anniversary of Osama bin Laden’s death. He also can speak to the impact bin Laden’s death has had on the “War on Terror” and the threat of future terrorist acts. Zillmer is the author of the book Military Psychology: Clinical and Operational Application. The book, co-authored by Carrie Kennedy, a lieutenant commander and neuropsychologist in the U.S. Navy, addresses combat stress, consulting for survival training and hostage negotiation, understanding terrorist motivation and assessing high-risk operational personnel. The author of more than 100 publications, his text book Principles of Neuropsychology is used in 500 universities worldwide. Zillmer serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Personality Assessment, the Journal of Forensic Neuropsychology and the Archives of Clinical Psychology. For more information, visit www.ericzillmer.com*** To schedule an interview with Dr. Zillmer, contact the Drexel Media Relations Team at 215-895-2705. ***