Margaret Paterson Martinetti - TCNJ Psychology Department

CURRICULUM VITAE
Margaret Paterson Martinetti
Associate Professor of Psychology
The College of New Jersey
Department of Psychology Phone: (609) 771-2640
The College of New Jersey Fax: (609) 637-5178
P.O. Box 7718 Lab: (609) 771-3359
2000 Pennington Road Email: martinet@tcnj.edu
Ewing, New Jersey 08628-0718 Web: www.tcnj.edu/~alcolab
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, The College of New Jersey
Specialization: Biopsychology and Behavioral Pharmacology
2008 – present
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, The College of New Jersey
Specialization: Biopsychology and Behavioral Pharmacology
Earned tenure in July, 2006.
2002 - 2007
Post-Doctoral Research Assistant, Departments of Psychiatry and Psychological Studies,
Temple University, Philadelphia, PA.
Faculty Mentor: Ralph Spiga
Specialization: Behavioral Economics of Drug Abuse
May 2002-August 2002
Instructor, Department of Psychology, The College of New Jersey
Specialization: Research Preparatory Courses (Statistics and Research Methods)
August 2000-June 2002
EDUCATION
Ph.D., Experimental Psychology, Specialization in Behavioral Neuroscience
Temple University January, 2002
Dissertation: A Matching Law Analysis of Ethanol Consumption in Alcohol-Preferring
(P), Non-Preferring (NP), and Sprague-Dawley (SD) Rats.
Supervisor: Michael J. Lewis
Committee: Philip N. Hineline, Philip J. Bersh, Robert W. Allan, Ralph Spiga, Brian Marx
B.A., Psychology
Trenton State College (The College of New Jersey) May, 1994
Summa cum laude
GRANTS
AFT Career Development Grant April, 2011
Behavioral Economics Conference:
From Demand Curves to Public Policy
(Chicago, IL)

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AFT Career Development Grant October, 2004
What Works in Behavioral Economics: Practical
and Policy Issues (Philadelphia, PA)
Mini-Grants, School of Culture and Society, TCNJ Spring, 2010
Spring, 2009
Spring, 2008
Spring, 2007
Spring, 2006
Spring, 2005
Spring, 2004
SOSA Reassigned Time (3 hrs annually), TCNJ 2010-2012
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
Summer Undergraduate Research Program, TCNJ
(Emily Bisen-Hersh, Jessica Holster) Summer, 2006
(Emily Lowery, Zeeshan Khan) Summer, 2005
PUBLICATIONS (TCNJ students are underlined)
Martinetti, M. P., Leynes, P. A., Medvecky, C., Benson, A., & Paul, E. L. (2009).
Undergraduate research teams: Creating a vertical infrastructure to increase participation.
In M. K. Boyd and J. L. Wesemann (eds.) Broadening participation in undergraduate
research: fostering excellence and enhancing the impact, pp. 227-229. Washington, DC:
Council on Undergraduate Research.
This refereed publication describes the Lab Learning (PSY 390/492) course developed in
the Psychology Department at TCNJ. This paper was a collaborative effort among two of
my colleagues, Dr. Andrew Leynes and Dr. Beth Paul, and two of my former students,
Chris Medvecky and Amy Benson. Chris and Amy prepared the first draft of the piece,
but this draft was substantially revised by me (40%), Andy Leynes (30%) and Beth Paul
(30%). The piece was published in a book describing ways in which institutions can
increase undergraduate involvement in research. Our contribution was one of several
selected from a large pool of submissions from authors at other primarily undergraduate
institutions.
Martinetti, M. P., Khan, Z. & Lewis, M. J. (2007). Matching law analyses of ethanol and sucrose
consumption in alcohol-preferring (P), non-preferring (NP) and Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats.
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 31(8), 1338-1348.
ACER is the top interdisciplinary journal in the field of alcohol research. It includes both
basic and applied research and therefore has a very wide readership. According to its
website, ACER‟s current impact factor is 2.933. The ISI Journal Citations Reports (JCR)
ranking in 2006 was 3/8 in the substance abuse category. Its rejection rate during the past

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year was 38%. This manuscript describes data collected at Temple University in
collaboration with Michael Lewis. Zeeshan Khan (‟06 Psychology and Biology)
participated in the 2005 Summer Undergraduate Research Program at TCNJ and earned
co-authorship on this paper. My contributions to this paper comprised 90% of the writing
as this paper describes my dissertation research.
Martinetti, M. P., Lowery, E., Vona, S., Wichnick A., Adler, R. & Finch, D. (2006). Limitedaccess
consumption of ascending ethanol concentrations in alcohol-preferring (P), nonpreferring
(NP), and Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental
Research, 30, 836-843.
As noted above, ACER‟s impact factor is 2.933 and the JCR ranking in 2006 was 3/8 in the
substance abuse category. This paper describes an experiment conducted entirely in the
Alcohol Lab at TCNJ and includes five student co-authors. The second author, Emily
Lowery, participated in the 2005 Summer Undergraduate Research Program at TCNJ, and
earned authorship on the publication in her senior year at TCNJ. The other authors are
TCNJ alums who contributed to the paper while they were students in my lab. My
contributions comprised 75% of the writing, Emily‟s contributions comprised 15%, and the
remaining 10% was equally distributed among the other four co-authors.
Spiga, R., Martinetti, M. P., Meisch, R. A., Cowan, K., & Hursh, S. (2005). Methadone and
nicotine self-administration in humans: A behavioral economic analysis.
Psychopharmacology, 178, 223-231.
Psychopharmacology, published by Springer-Verlag, is one of the premier journals for
behavioral pharmacology research. This journal has an impact factor of 3.146 (JCR, 2004)
and received a percentile rank within the discipline of 86% in 2002
(http://mdl.ipc.pku.edu.cn/pdf/jcr-2002). The above paper describes the results of a study
conducted by Ralph Spiga at the University of Texas at Houston. After accepting a faculty
position at Temple University and serving on my dissertation committee, Ralph asked me
to co-author this paper with him. Ralph is a renowned behavioral pharmacologist, has
done both human and non-human animal work, and is an expert in behavioral economic
studies of drug abuse. I provided 40% of the writing, and made substantial contributions to
the data analyses and graphing.
N.B. The gap in publications between these years exists for two reasons:
1) I was employed as temporary faculty for two years at TCNJ (2000-2002, full-time for one year
and ¾-time for the second year) before beginning the tenure-track position and thus, I did not have
a laboratory during this time.
2) I did not receive laboratory space until the end of my first tenure-track year, and then waited
several months to obtain animal caging and other supplies before I could begin my research
program. Thus, it took several years before my laboratory was established and enough data could
be collected to begin producing published work.
Martinetti, M. P., Andrzejewski, M. E., Hineline, P. N., & Lewis, M. J. (2000). Ethanol
consumption and the matching law: A choice analysis using a limited access paradigm.
Journal of Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology, 8(3), 395-403.

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ECP is a nationally recognized, peer-reviewed journal published by the American
Psychological Association (APA). Its impact factor is 1.696 (JCR, 2004) and received a
percentile rank within the discipline of 72% in 2002 (http://mdl.ipc.pku.edu.cn/pdf/jcr-
2002). The above paper appeared in a special issue of ECP, commemorating the “Decade
of Behavior.” Papers illustrating the use of behavioral techniques to approach
pharmacological questions were included in the issue. This paper appeared with papers by
several renowned behavioral pharmacologists, including Richard Meisch, who is a coauthor
on the Spiga et al. paper listed above. The second author, Matthew Andrzejewski,
and I conducted the research and wrote the paper while completing our graduate studies at
Temple University. We shared these responsibilities equally. Philip Hineline and Michael
Lewis were our respective mentors and provided conceptual contributions to the project.
Sarafino, E. P., Paterson, M. E., & Murphy, E. L. (1998). Age and the impacts of triggers in
childhood asthma. Journal of Asthma, 35(2), 211-215.
The Journal of Asthma is a nationally recognized, peer-reviewed journal of research on
asthma. This paper was the result of an Independent Study project conducted while I was
an undergraduate at Trenton State College. Edward Sarafino was the faculty supervisor of
the project. Erin Murphy and I produced a manuscript as part of the independent study
requirement, and Ed used that manuscript to form the foundation for the published paper. I
received second (rather than third) authorship on the paper because I provided substantive
conceptual comments to Ed‟s draft of the manuscript.
MANUSCRIPTS UNDER REVISION
Gentile, N. D., Librizzi, E. H., & Martinetti, M.P. (submitted Oct. 24, 2011; received revise and
resubmit decision on Nov. 28, 2011). Academic constraints on alcohol consumption in
college students: a behavioral economic analysis. Experimental and Clinical
Psychopharmacology.
MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION
Martinetti, M. P., LaHart, B., McFadden, D., & Spiga, R. A behavioral economic analysis of
operant ethanol self-administration in alcohol-preferring (P) and non-preferring (NP) rats.
Martinetti, M. P. & Berman, H. The behavioral economics of alcohol consumption in college
students: Effects of class size and class level.
Martinetti, M. P. & Silakoski, A. A behavioral economic analysis of operant ethanol and
nicotine self-administration in alcohol-preferring (P) rats.
Spiga, R., Wilson, K., & Martinetti, M. P. Human drug self-administration: An exponential
analysis of nicotine and ethanol interactions.
Perkel, J. & Martinetti, M. P. An assessment of delay discounting for sucrose in alcoholpreferring
(P) and non-preferring (NP) rats.
Spiga, R., Martinetti, M. P., et al. Human alcohol self-administration: An exponential demand
analysis of interaction with naltrexone.

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Spiga, R., Martinetti, M. P., et al. Human methadone self-administration: Exponential demand
curve analysis.
Spiga, R., Martinetti, M. P., et al. Human methadone self-administration: An exponential
demand analysis of interaction with diazepam.
PRESENTATIONS WITH PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS
Perkel, J., Silakoski, A., Librizzi, E., Mazzei, C., Comerford, K., Calderone, A., Andrzejewski, M.
E. & Martinetti, M. P. (2011). An assessment of delay discounting for sucrose in
alcohol-preferring (P) and non-preferring (NP) rats. Research Society on Alcoholism
Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA (June). Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research,
35(S1), P0447.
Lowery, E. G., Holster, J. E., Fleming, J. E., Weglarz, J. C., Bisen-Hersh, E. B., & Martinetti, M.
P. (2006). “Shaping” the unsweetened ethanol consumption of Sprague-Dawley rats in a
two-bottle choice procedure. Research Society on Alcoholism Annual Meeting, Baltimore,
MD (June). Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 30(6) Suppl., 23A.
Martinetti, M. P., & Lewis, M. J. (2002). A matching law choice analysis of sucrose
consumption in alcohol-preferring, non-preferring and Sprague-Dawley rats. Research
Society on Alcoholism Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA (June). Alcoholism: Clinical
and Experimental Research, 26(5) Suppl., 62A.
Martinetti, M. P., & Lewis, M. J. (2001). Matching law choice analyses of ethanol consumption
in alcohol-preferring, non-preferring and Sprague-Dawley rats. Research Society on
Alcoholism Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada (June). Alcoholism: Clinical and
Experimental Research, 25(5) Suppl., 21A.
Ring, M. E., Martinetti, M. P., Andrzejewski, M. E., & Lewis, M. J. (2001). The effects of shortterm
food deprivation on ethanol consumption in a limited access paradigm. Research
Society on Alcoholism Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada (June). Alcoholism: Clinical
and Experimental Research, 25(5) Suppl., 21A.
Martinetti, M. P., Andrzejewski, M. A., Hineline, P. N., & Lewis, M. J. (1999). Ethanol
consumption in a concurrent limited access paradigm conforms to the matching law.
Research Society on Alcoholism Annual Meeting, Santa Barbara, CA (June). Alcoholism:
Clinical and Experimental Research, 23(5) Suppl., 18A.
Kornacki, D., Hoshaw, B., Martinetti, M. P., & Lewis, M. J. (1998). Effects of maternal
separation on subsequent ethanol consumption and anxiety scores in Long-Evans rats.
Research Society on Alcoholism Annual Meeting, Hilton Head, SC (June). Alcoholism:
Clinical and Experimental Research, 22(3), Suppl., 120A.
Blakley, G. G., Paterson, M. E., Hood, H., Martin, R., & Lewis, M. J. (1997). Ro19-4603‟s
(Ro19) ability to attenuate oral self-administration of ethanol (EtOH) is affected by the
number of prior exposures to EtOH in a limited access paradigm. Research Society on
Alcoholism Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA (July). Alcoholism: Clinical and
Experimental Research, 21(3), Suppl., 72A.

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Paterson, M. E., Blakley, G. G., & Lewis, M. J. (1996). Ro19-4603 (Ro19) produces attenuation
of oral self-administration (OSA) of ethanol (EtOH) for up to 48 hrs in randomly bred rats.
Research Society on Alcoholism Annual Meeting, Washington, DC (June). Alcoholism:
Clinical and Experimental Research, 20(2), Suppl., 12A.
Blakley, G. G., Paterson, M. E., & Lewis, M. J. (1996). Dose, route, and latency of ethanol
(EtOH) pre-exposure affect oral self-administration of ethanol (EtOH) in a limited access
paradigm. Research Society on Alcoholism Annual Meeting, Washington, DC (June).
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 20(2), Suppl., 16A.
OTHER PRESENTATIONS
Gentile, N., Reichert, C., & Martinetti, M. P. (2010). The behavioral economics of alcohol
consumption in college students: the role of academic constraints. Poster presentation at
the annual meeting of the Association for Behavior Analysis International, San Antonio,
TX (May).
LaHart, B., McFadden, D., Perkel, J., Silakoski, A., Lister, A., Spiga, R. & Martinetti, M. P.
(2010). A behavioral economic analysis of operant ethanol self-administration in alcoholpreferring
(P) and non-preferring (NP) rats. Poster presentation at the annual meeting of
the Association for Behavior Analysis International, San Antonio, TX (May).
McFadden, D., Medvecky, C., LaHart, B., Benson, A., Yoa, E., Wilson, K., Spino, L. A.,
Andrzejewski, M. A., & Martinetti, M. P. (2009). A matching law analysis of operant
ethanol self-administration in Long-Evans rats. Eastern Psychological Association Annual
Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA (March).
Holster, J. L., Bisen-Hersh, E. B., D'Amore, D., Gould, J., Benson, A., Medvecky, C. &
Martinetti, M. P. (2008). Concurrent ethanol and sucrose consumption in Long-Evans
rats: a behavioral economic analysis. Eastern Psychological Association Annual Meeting,
Boston, MA (March).
Lee, A., Rass, O. & Martinetti, M. P. (2006). Alcohol and the individual: an overview.
Presentation at the Alcohol Summit at TCNJ (Jan.).
Martinetti, M. P., Vona, S., Wichnick, A., & Andrzejewski, M. (2005). Matching law studies of
ethanol and sucrose consumption in alcohol-preferring (P), non-preferring (NP), and
randomly bred rats. Symposium presented at the Association for Behavior Analysis Annual
Meeting, Chicago, IL (May).
Martinetti, M. P., Adler, R., Wichnick, A., Vona, S., Bladzinski, J., & Addante, R. (2005).
Consumption of ascending concentrations of ethanol in alcohol-preferring (P), nonpreferring
(NP), and Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats in a limited-access paradigm. Eastern
Psychological Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA (March).
Martinetti, M. P. & Hineline, P. N. (2004). Use of dyadic discussion (“interteaching”) in an
undergraduate biopsychology course. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, San
Diego, CA (October).

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Spiga, R., Martinetti, M. P., & Meisch, R. A. (2003). A behavioral economic analysis of ethanol
self-administration in humans: Effects of ethanol or naltrexone pretreatment. Association
for Behavior Analysis Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA (May).
Andrzejewski, M. E., Ring, M. E., McFate, T. J., & Martinetti, M. P. (2001). Stumblin‟ and
bumblin‟ (around the shuttle-box): Further choice analyses of rats‟ ethanol consumption.
Association for Behavior Analysis Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA (May).
Martinetti, M. P. & Andrzejewski, M. E. (2000). Lickin‟ and pickin‟: A choice analysis of rats‟
ethanol consumption using a lickometer system. Association for Behavior Analysis Annual
Meeting, Washington, DC (May).
Martinetti, M. P., Andrzejewski, M. A., Hineline, P. N., & Lewis, M. J. (1999). Ethanol
consumption and the matching law: A choice analysis using a limited access paradigm.
Association for Behavior Analysis Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL (May).
Martinetti, M. P., Blakley, G. G., & Lewis, M. J. (1999). Ro19-4603 (Ro19) produces
attenuation of oral self-administration (OSA) of ethanol (EtOH) for up to 48 hrs in
randomly bred rats. Temple Neuroscience Program Annual Meeting and Poster Session,
Philadelphia (March).
Martinetti, M. P. & Andrzejewski, M. A. (1999). Ethanol consumption and the matching law: A
choice analysis using a limited access paradigm. Presentation to the University of
Pennsylvania Learning Seminar (January).
Sarafino, E. P., Paterson, M. E., & Murphy, E. L. (1997). Age and the impacts of triggers in
childhood asthma. Society for Behavioral Medicine Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA
(April).
Blakley, G. G., Paterson, M. E., & Lewis, M. J. (1995). The imidazobenzodiazepine inverse
agonist Ro19-4603 (Ro19) attenuates ethanol (EtOH) oral self-administration (OSA) in
Sprague-Dawley rats. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA
(November).
Blakley, G. G., Paterson, M. E., & Lewis, M. J. (1995). Pre-exposure to ethanol affects latency
of oral self-administration of ethanol in a limited access paradigm. College on Problems of
Drug Dependence Annual Meeting, Scottsdale, AZ (June).
TEACHING RECORD
The College of New Jersey
Senior Seminar in Behavioral Pharmacology (PSY 470)
Pharmacotherapies for Substance-Use Disorders Fall, 2011
Alcohol-Nicotine Interactions Fall, 2006
Research Seminar: Alcohol Studies (PSY 299) Fall, 2010

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Behavioral Pharmacology of Drug Abuse (PSY 343) Spring, 2011
Spring, 2010
Fall, 2008
Spring, 2008
Fall, 2005
Biopsychology (PSY 212) Spring, 2010
Fall, 2009
Spring, 2009
Spring, 2008
Fall, 2007
Spring, 2007
Spring, 2006
Spring, 2005
Fall, 2003 – Spring, 2004
Design and Analysis (PSY 203) Fall, 2007
Fall, 2006
Fall, 2005
Fall, 2004
Lab Learning (PSY 390/492 Research Group: Alcohol Lab) Fall, 2004 – present
Fall, 2011 Students: Brooke Beck, Hanna Berman, Maegan Boutot, Sarah Briguglio,
Kristen Comerford, Jessica Davis, Kristina Esopo, Lee BenGera, Erin Haughee,
Tyler Hendrickson, Jessica Rahter
Spring, 2011 Students: Shabani Ahluwalia, Simran Ahluwalia, Hanna Berman, Jeremiah
DeLeon, Ben Gera, Erin Haughee, Erika Librizzi, Simone March, Colleen Mazzei,
Jacquie O‟Rourke, Ashley Silakoski
Fall, 2010 Students: Simran Ahluwalia, Janae Bowling, Allison Calderone, Kristen
Comerford, Danielle Crochery, Jeremiah DeLeon, Erin Haughee, Simone March,
Colleen Mazzei, Brandi Sanguinetti, Ashley Silakoski.
Spring, 2010 Students: Allison Calderone, Kristen Comerford, Percy (PJ) LeBlanc, Erika
Librizzi, Kelly MacIntire, Colleen Mazzei, Jessica Perkel, Brandi Sanguinetti,
Ashley Silakoski, Ryan Tremarco, Susan Wood.
Fall, 2009 Students:
Percy LeBlanc, Simona Lehkt, Erika Librizzi, Amanda Lister, Melissa Maya,
Jessica Perkel, Chelsea Reichert, Brandi Sanguinetti, Ashley Silakoski, Ryan
Tremarco, Susan Wood
Spring, 2009 Students:
Brandon Bentzley, Nicole Gentile, Brandon LaHart, Amanda Lister, Melissa Maya,
Dan McFadden, Manette Ness-Cochinwala, Jessica Perkel, Ashley Silakoski,
LeAnne Spino, Kasey Wilson, Edward Yoa

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Fall, 2008 Students:
Stephen Dadaian, Jillian DeBiase, Nicole Gentile, Brandon LaHart, Dan
McFadden, Manette Ness-Cochinwala, Chelsea Reichert, LeAnne Spino, Kasey
Wilson, Edward Yoa
Spring, 2008 Students:
Amy Benson, Drew D‟Amore, Samantha Davis, Nicole Gentile, John Gould,
Brandon LaHart, Dan McFadden, Aaron McKeon-Fish, Chris Medvecky, Chelsea
Reichert, Kelly Soto, Edward Yoa
Fall, 2007 Students:
Amy Benson, Drew D‟Amore, Nicole Gentile, John Gould, Lauren Hering, Dan
McFadden, Aaron McKeon-Fish, Chris Medvecky, Sumanya Narra, Kelly Soto
Spring, 2007 Students:
Jason Ackrivo, Amy Benson, Emily Bisen-Hersh, Drew D‟Amore, Jessica Decker,
John Gould, Kristin Healey, Lauren Hering, Jessica Holster, Chris Medvecky,
Kelly Soto, Joseph Walsh, Erin Wilk
Fall, 2006 Students:
Jason Ackrivo, Amy Benson, Emily Bisen-Hersh, Jessica Decker, John Gould,
Kristin Healey, Jessica Holster, Chris Medvecky, Erin Wilk
Spring, 2006 Students:
Emily Bisen-Hersh, Jessica Decker, Jennifer Fleming, Jessica Holster, Anni Lee,
Emily Lowery, Kevin Tierney, Jamie Weglarz, Erin Wilk
Fall, 2005 Students:
Emily Bisen-Hersh, Jennifer Fleming, Jessica Holster, Emily Lowery, Barbara
McBride, Lauren Ross, Jamie Weglarz
Spring, 2005 Students:
Gina Ciani, Emily Lowery, Zeeshan Khan, Barbara McBride,
Sally Vona, Alison Wichnick, Colin Willard
Fall, 2004 Students:
Jessica Bladzinski, Marion Bowne, Gina Ciani,
Emily Lowery, Sally Vona, Alison Wichnick, Colin Willard
Senior Individual Study (PSY 493)
Spring, 2009:
Emily Reichard: Immunotherapies for Drug-Addiction Treatment: A Review
Spring, 2006:
Stephanie Routson: Alcohol-Nicotine Interactions
Fall, 2005:
Jeremy Grey: Analysis of Assessment Tool for PSY 121.

Individual Study (PSY 393)
Fall, 2007:
Emily Reichard: Reward-Deficiency Syndrome
Internship (PSY 399)
Summer, 2006:
Meridith Carter
Internship (PSYC 397)
Fall, 2003:
Ashley Generallo
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Independent Study: Alcohol Lab (PSYC 399) Spring, 2004
Students:
Reid Adler, Rick Addante, Jessica Bladzinski, Brian Cichon,
Dan Finch, Sally Vona, Alison Wichnick
Independent Study: Alcohol Lab (PSYC 399) Fall, 2003
Students:
Reid Adler, Rick Addante, Brian Cichon, Dan Finch,
Lia Guimarães
Student/Faculty Research: Alcohol Lab (PSYC 387) Summer, 2003
Students:
Reid Adler, Dan Finch, Lia Guimarães, Greg Ilaria
Physiological Psychology Fall, 2002
Research Methods and Lab Spring, 2001, 2002
Introductory Psychology II (for Psych. majors) Spring, 2001
Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences Spring, 2003
Fall, 2000, 2001
Introductory Psychology (for non-Psych. majors) Fall, 2000
Contributions to Liberal Learning:
Biopsychology (Behavioral, Social, or Cultural Perspectives)
Design and Analysis (Quantitative Reasoning)
Temple University
Inferential Methods in Psychology Fall, 1999 – Spring, 2000
Fundamentals of Statistical Methods Fall, 1998 – Spring, 1999
Research Methods and Lab: Learning and Motivation Spring, 1998 – Summer, 1998
Summer, 1996– Summer, 1997
Spring, 1996 (TA)
Psychology as a Natural Science Fall, 1997 (TA)
Brain and Behavior Relationships Fall, 1995 (TA)

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Psychology as a Social Science Summer, 1995
Fall, 1994 – Spring, 1995 (TA)
HONORS AND AWARDS
Phi Kappa Phi Student-Faculty Research Award Spring, 2011
Student: Ashley Silakoski, „11
Phi Kappa Phi Student-Faculty Research Award Spring, 2008
Student: Christopher Medvecky, „08
Phi Kappa Phi Student-Faculty Research Award Spring, 2007
Student: Jessica L. Holster, „07
Phi Kappa Phi Student-Faculty Research Award Spring, 2006
Student: Emily G. Lowery, „06
Phi Kappa Phi Student-Faculty Research Award Spring, 2005
Student: Sally R. Vona, „05
Nominated to Sigma Xi Research Society Spring, 2005
Finalist, Research Recognition Award June, 1999
Research Society on Alcoholism
Student Merit Award June, 1999
Research Society on Alcoholism
Distinguished Teaching Award April, 1999
Fundamentals of Statistical Methods
The College of Liberal Arts
Temple University
Poster Contest Winner March, 1999
Temple Neuroscience Program Annual Meeting
Temple University
Distinguished Teaching Award April, 1998
Research Methods and Lab: Learning and Motivation
The College of Arts and Sciences
Temple University
Distinguished Teaching Award Spring, 1995
Psychology as a Social Science
The College of Arts and Sciences
Temple University
Marshall P. Smith Scholarship in Psychology Fall, 1993
The College of New Jersey

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MENTORING OF PSYCHOLOGY SENIOR HONORS THESES
Comerford, K. (2011-2012). Delay discounting of ethanol in alcohol-preferring (P) and alcohol
non-preferring (NP) rats.
Silakoski, A. (2010-2011). A behavioral economic analysis of operant ethanol and nicotine selfadministration
in alcohol-preferring (P) rats.
Perkel, J. (2009-2010). An assessment of delay discounting for ethanol and sucrose in alcoholpreferring
(P) and non-preferring (NP) rats.
Gentile, N. (2008-2009). The behavioral economics of alcohol consumption in college students:
the role of academic constraints.
Medvecky, C. (2007-2008). A matching law analysis of operant ethanol self-administration in
Long-Evans rats.
Holster, J. L. (2006-2007). Concurrent ethanol and sucrose consumption in Long-Evans rats: A
behavioral economic analysis.
Lowery, E. (2005-2006). The effects of training history on subsequent ethanol consumption in
Sprague-Dawley rats.
Ciani, G. (2005). Operant self-administration of nicotine in alcohol-preferring (P), non-preferring
(NP), and Wistar (W) rats.
Vona, S. R. (2004-2005). Matching law studies of sweetened ethanol consumption in alcoholpreferring
(P), non-preferring (NP), and Wistar rats.
Androsiglio, R. J. (2003-2004). An individualistic assessment model for binge drinking.
ACADEMIC ADVISING
Current advising load is 27 students, but has been as high as 49 students in a single semester.
I am one of three current Psychology faculty qualified to advise Psychology majors with a
concentration in Biopsychology. My role as an advisor takes on a diverse set of responsibilities:
I meet with advisees regularly to discuss not only their academic progress and future course
selections, but also their career goals, personal struggles, and academic challenges. Most of my
advisees meet with me at least once every semester, but several others engage in “virtual
advising” over email. These students include traditional Psychology majors,
Psychology/Education double-majors, Biology and Psychology double-majors and some
Psychology minors.

SERVICE RECORD
(All dates indicate academic years, unless otherwise indicated.)
Professional
Manuscript Review for Behavioural Pharmacology, November 2007
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I was one of two reviewers for a “short report” manuscript submitted to Behavioural
Pharmacology, a European journal that publishes original papers describing behavioral
approaches to studying pharmacology. The paper I reviewed addressed the use of
Herrnstein‟s (1970) matching law to describe alcohol consumption in rats.
Invited Talk at Hunter College, Ph.D. Program in Biopsychology and Behavioral Neuroscience,
April 2007
As part of its Colloquium Series in Behavioral Economics, I was invited to deliver a talk to
Ph.D. students in the Behavioral Neuroscience program at Hunter College in April of
2007. In my talk, I described the matching law studies I have performed over the past
several years and discussed the utility of the matching law for examining behavior
reinforced by drugs of abuse.
Manuscript Review for Alcohol, September 2006
I was one of two reviewers for a manuscript submitted to Alcohol. Alcohol publishes
papers of methodological interest and is a frequent outlet for research on animal models of
alcohol abuse. The paper described an attempt to discern the physiological mechanisms
distinct to alcohol “seeking” and consumption.
Manuscript Review for Sex Roles, September 2006
I was invited to review a manuscript for Sex Roles, and interdisciplinary journal addressing
gender roles in psychology. The paper was an empirical analysis of the experiences of
women faculty at small colleges.
Dissertation Review for Heather Peters, Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New
Zealand, Spring 2006
I was asked to serve as an external dissertation examiner for Heather Peters, who
completed her doctoral work in Wellington, New Zealand. Dr. Peters‟ thesis advisor, Dr.
David Harper, contacted me to serve on this committee because of my background in the
area of quantitative models of choice applied to alcohol consumption in animal models.
Dr. Peters‟ dissertation investigated rats‟ performance on concurrent chain schedules of
reinforcement using oral ethanol as the reinforcer.
Symposium Invitation, Association for Behavior Analysis, May 2005
Martinetti, M. P., Vona, S., Wichnick, A., & Andrzejewski, M. A. (2005). Applications
of the matching law to animal models of alcohol abuse. Symposium presentation to
the Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago, IL (May).

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I was invited by Amy Odum, who is a faculty member at Utah State University and a
leading member of the Behavioral Pharmacology division of the Association for Behavior
Analysis, to participate in a symposium on reinforcing effects of alcohol at the ABA
annual meeting in Chicago. Two of my former students, Sally Vona and Alison Wichnick,
participated in the preparations for this presentation and the data from Sally‟s Senior
Honors Thesis in Psychology were included in the presentation. The fourth author,
Matthew Andrzejewski, is a collaborator at the University of Wisconsin, Madison and coauthored
Martinetti et al. (2000). The Association for Behavior Analysis is an
international organization and all presentations are refereed.
Invitation to Review a Manuscript for Behavioral Neuroscience, February 2004
I was asked to review a manuscript entitled, "Congenital anhedonia in rats bred for learned
helplessness: A study using the matching law" (Sanchis-Segura, Spanagel, Henn &
Vollmayr) for Behavioral Neuroscience, a journal published by the American
Psychological Association.
College-Wide
Department of Biology Faculty Search Committee 2005 – 2006
(Molecular Biology Position)
Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (IACUC) 2002 – present
Chair of Committee 2006 – 2009
Ad-hoc Committee on Disaster Planning and 2011 – 2012
Emergency Preparedness
Laboratory Safety Committee 2009 – 2010
School of Culture and Society
Curriculum Committee Spring, 2003 – Fall, 2007
Mini-Grant Task Force Fall, 2011
Psychology Department
Academic Programs Committee 2006 – 2007
Admissions, Advisement & Registration Committee 2002 – 2003
(Co-Chair)
Advisory Committee (Elected) 2006 – 2010
Biopsychology Specialization Coordinator 2008 – present
Ceremonies Committee (Chair) 2002 – 2009
Ceremonies & Recognition Committee (Chair) 2009 – present
Computer Committee 2002 – 2006

Curriculum Assessment 2004 – 2006
(Created instrument to evaluate success of PSY 121)
Faculty Search Committee (Co-Chair) 2008 – 2009
(Diverse Populations Position)
Faculty Search Committee 2006 – 2007
(Industrial/Organizational Position)
Faculty Search Committee 2004 – 2005
(Health/Emotion Position)
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Grievance Committee (Elected) 2011 – present
Independent Study Committee (Chair) 2005 – 2008
New Faculty Mentoring (Lisa Grimm) 2009 – present
Peer Observations of Teaching
Ashley Borders Fall, 2010
John Ruscio Fall, 2009
Lisa Grimm Fall, 2009
Tamra Bireta Spring, 2009
Jarret Crawford Fall, 2008
John Ruscio Spring, 2008
Chu Kim-Prieto Spring, 2007
Andrew Leynes Fall, 2006
Promotions Committees (Elected)
Two candidates (Assistant to Associate) 2011
Four candidates (two from Assistant to Associate;
two from Associate to Full) 2010
Two candidates (Associate to Full) 2009
Psi Chi, National Honor Society in Psychology, TCNJ Chapter 2002 – 2003
(Co-Advisor)
Psychology Public Relations Committee 2003 – 2004
Reappointment Committees (Elected)
Lisa Grimm (year 2) 2011
Julie Hughes (year 2) 2010
Jarret Crawford (year 1) 2010
Lisa Grimm (year 1) 2010
Jason Dahling (year 2) 2009
Recognition Committee (Co-Chair) 2008 – 2009

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Research Planning & Ethics Committee (Ad-Hoc Reviewer) 2005 – 2010
2011 – present
Space Allocation Committee 2004 – 2007
Spring Day Activities (annually) 2004 – present
Student Awards and Scholarships Committee 2002 – present
Chair of Committee Fall, 2010 – present
Student Life and Community
TCNJ Commission on the Prevention of Alcohol Abuse 2007
TCNJ Alcohol Summit January, 2006
Alcohol and Drug Presentation to Residence Life Trainees August, 2007
Alcohol and Drug Education “Mini-Program” June 2006, 2007
St. Raphael‟s School, Hamilton, NJ
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS / AFFILIATIONS
American Psychological Association Spring, 1999 – 2006
Association for Behavior Analysis Fall, 1998 – present
Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies Spring, 1999 – present
Council on Undergraduate Research Spring, 2003 – present
Research Society on Alcoholism Fall, 1995 – present
Society for Neuroscience Fall, 1995 – present