Department of Psychology, University at , (W) (518) 442-4123 (H) (518) 346-1390 muraven@albany.edu • • EDUCATION Cleveland, OH Case Western Reserve University Ph. D., Experimental (Social) Psychology, May 1998. Dissertation: Mechanisms of Self-Control Failure: Motivation and Limited Resources M. A., Experimental (Social) Psychology, May 1995. Thesis: Self-Regulatory Failure Caused by Regulatory Exertion UNIVERSITY of Rochester Rochester, NY B. A., Psychology, May 1991, cum laude with departmental honors. National Merit Scholarship Winner Position History Full Professor 2013- University at Albany, SUNY, Albany, NY Associate Professor 2006-2013 University at , SUNY, Assistant Professor 2000-2006 University at , SUNY, Post-Doctoral Research Associate 1998-2000 Research Institute on Addictions, RESEARCH INTERESTS Self-control and self-regulation Theories of emotions, especially the regulation of emotions in directing behavior Addictions, particularly the role of self-control and emotions in moderating excessive drinking Ecological Momentary Assessment methodologies AWARDS AND HONORS Distinguished Scientific Early Career Contributions (APA Division 50 [Addictions]) (2010) Graduate Student Organization (University at Albany) Service Award (2005) Early Career Contribution Award AABT Addictions Special Interest Group (2002)
Department of Psychology, University at , (W) (518) 442-4123 • (H) (518) 346-1390 • muraven@albany.edu EDUCATION Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, OH Ph. D., Experimental (Social) Psychology, May 1998. Dissertation: Mechanisms of Self-Control Failure: Motivation and Limited Resources M. A., Experimental (Social) Psychology, May 1995. Thesis: Self-Regulatory Failure Caused by Regulatory Exertion UNIVERSITY of Rochester Rochester, NY B. A., Psychology, May 1991, cum laude with departmental honors. National Merit Scholarship Winner Position History Full Professor 2013- University at Albany, SUNY, Albany, NY Associate Professor 2006-2013 University at , SUNY, Assistant Professor 2000-2006 University at , SUNY, Post-Doctoral Research Associate 1998-2000 Research Institute on Addictions, RESEARCH INTERESTS Self-control and self-regulation Theories of emotions, especially the regulation of emotions in directing behavior Addictions, particularly the role of self-control and emotions in moderating excessive drinking Ecological Momentary Assessment methodologies AWARDS AND HONORS Distinguished Scientific Early Career Contributions (APA Division 50 [Addictions]) (2010) Graduate Student Organization (University at Albany) Service Award (2005) Early Career Contribution Award AABT Addictions Special Interest Group (2002)
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