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October 2016

Curriculum Vitae

Jeffrey W. Grimm, Ph.D.

Professor

Department of Psychology and

Program in Behavioral Neuroscience

Western Washington University

Bellingham, WA 98225-9172

phone: 360-650-3168

[email protected]

https://wp.wwu.edu/grimmlab/

Education

School and location

Washington State University,

Degree

Ph.D.

Year

1999

Field

Experimental Psychology

Pullman, WA

Washington State University,

Pullman, WA

M.S.

1995

Experimental Psychology

Whitman College,

Walla Walla, WA

B.A.

1992

Biology with minors in

Psychology and Chemistry

Awards

TOP Reviewer Award for Psychopharmacology, Summer 2016

Paul J. Olscamp Research Award, Spring 2014

Teaching and Learning Academy Creative Learning Award, Spring 2011

Behavioural Brain Research “Top Reviewers”, Spring 2008

Teaching and Learning Academy Faculty/Staff Choice Award, Spring 2006 WCBR Travel Fellow, Winter 2006

NIDA Early Career Investigators APA Poster Session Travel Award, Summer 2005

Teaching and Learning Academy Students Choice Award, Spring 2004

NIDA/NIH Career Development Award, Spring 2001

Graduate Student Excellence Award, Spring 1999

Travel Grant, Graduate School, Fall 1995

Dr. William R. Wiley Research Exposition Awards, 1995, 1996, 1997

mailto:[email protected]

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Scholarship Research Experience

2010-present: Professor, Department of Psychology

and Program in Behavioral Neuroscience, WWU 2005-

2005-2010: Associate Professor, Department of Psychology

and Program in Behavioral Neuroscience, WWU

2001-2005: Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, WWU

2001: NIDA Scholar

Supervised by Dr. Roy A. Wise and Dr. Yavin Shaham

1999-2001: Post-doctoral Research Fellow, IRP/NIDA/NIH

Supervised by Dr. Roy A. Wise and Dr. Yavin Shaham

1993-1999: Research Assistant, Department of Psychology, WSU Supervised by Dr. Ronald See

Current Research Program

I have established a laboratory at WWU to investigate the neurobiology of relapse. With the

collaboration of student laboratory assistants, I am conducting experiments to identify brain areas

involved in relapse. Some of these studies focus on time-dependent changes in relapse behavior that we

have identified as an “incubation of craving”. These studies are being performed with rats trained to self-

administer sucrose or an intravenous cocaine solution. Other projects in the lab involve examining the

generality of the incubation of craving effect, the behavioral pharmacology of the incubation of craving,

and how environmental enrichment might attenuate the incubation of craving. We have just started

examining many of these questions in both male and female subjects. These studies have been, and

continue to be, supported by NIH funds.

Grantsmanship at WWU

Administrative supplement to R15

$100,000—awarded August, 2016

To support sex differences research

Summer 2016-Spring 2017

“Cue Reactivity Reduced by Environmental Enrichment: Neural Substrates” Competitive Renewal (NIH

R15 grant, #DA016285-04)

$413,722—awarded April, 2015 (includes WWU equipment match)

Supports investigation of molecular changes in the brain that underlie sucrose craving

Spring 2015-Spring 2018

Sponsor of undergraduate Jeff Hyde’s Undergraduate Creative Opportunities Grant (RSP)

$500—awarded Winter, 2015

Supporting study of the pharmacology of the effects of environmental enrichment on craving

Sponsor of undergraduate Edwin Glueck’s Undergraduate Creative Opportunities Grant (RSP)


Supported study of the pharmacology of the effects of environmental enrichment on craving

Research and Sponsored Projects Mini Grant

$1300—awarded Fall, 2012

Support for publication costs

Diversity supplement to R15

$22,567—awarded February, 2012

To support mentoring of an undergraduate, Kylan Dorsey, in incubation of craving research

Spring 2012-Fall 2012

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Supported for publication costs

“Incubation of Craving: Abstinence and Environmental Enrichment Mediated Molecular Adaptations”

Competitive Renewal (NIH R15 grant, #DA016285-03)


Supports investigation of molecular changes in the brain that underlie sucrose craving




Support for video journal article publication

NIH Summer Research Activities for Undergraduates Supplement to R15

$39,862—awarded June 2009

Support for undergraduate research assistants for summers 2009 and 2010



Support for book chapter preparation


$52,078—awarded August, 2008

To support mentoring of an undergraduate, Christine Ratliff, in incubation of craving research

Fall 2008-Spring 2010



Supported travel for collaboration in Seattle

WWU Foundation's Mentoring Undergraduates Grant for undergraduate John Harkness

$4,000—awarded June, 2007

Supported mentoring an undergraduate to complete a research project—to investigate effects of sucrose

taste aversion on incubation of sucrose craving

Summer 2007

“Incubation of Craving: Neural Substrates” Competitive Renewal (NIH R15 grant, #DA016285-02)


Supports investigation of contributions of nucleus accumbens subregions to the incubation of sucrose

craving


Contract Awarded by Dr. David Kessler (Dean, U.C.S.F. Medical School)

$8,897—awarded Summer, 2006

Supported investigation of the parameters of sweet and fat craving

Summer 2006-Spring 2007

Project Development Award (Bureau for Faculty Research, WWU)

$20,752—awarded Spring, 2005

Supported development of a NIH grant application

Supported an undergraduate research assistant

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$77,000—awarded Winter, 2005

Supported mentoring a master’s student (Meghan Manaois) in research on the incubation of craving

Administrative supplement to R15

$65,000—awarded Fall, 2004

Supported further study of the effects of environmental enrichment on craving—included support for an

undergraduate laboratory assistant (Dan Osincup)

Sponsor of undergraduate Dan Osincup’s Undergraduate Creative Opportunities Grant (RSP)

$300—awarded Spring, 2004

Supported study of the effects of environmental enrichment on craving

Bureau for Faculty Research Mini Grant


Funded the purchase of 2 microcomputers to use with behavioral observation equipment

“Incubation of Craving: Neural Substrates” (NIH R15 grant, #DA016285-01)

$142,000—awarded Spring, 2003 (includes WWU equipment match)

Supported investigations of the relative contributions of the nucleus accumbens and basolateral amygdala

to the incubation of sucrose and cocaine craving

Spring 2003-Summer 2007

College of Arts and Sciences Summer Research Grant

$5,000—awarded Summer, 2002

Supported research on the relationship between cocaine priming and cocaine-induced locomotion in

relation to the incubation of cocaine craving

Publications (all Refereed)

NLM My Bibliography

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ction=descending

1. Aoyama, K., Barnes, J., Koerber, J., Glueck, E., Dorsey, K., Eaton, L., & Grimm, J.W. (2016).

Systemic Injection of the DAD1 Antagonist SCH 23390 Reduces Saccharin Seeking in Rats.

Appetite. (105:8-13). (5 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

2. Grimm, J.W., Barnes, J., Koerber, J., Glueck, E., Ginder, D., Hyde, J., & Eaton, L. (2016). Effects of

Acute or Chronic Environmental Enrichment on Regional Fos Protein Expression following

Sucrose Cue-reactivity Testing in Rats. Brain Structure and Function. (221:2817-30). (6 WWU

undergraduate co-authors)

3. Harkness, J., Wells, J., Webb, S., & Grimm, J.W. (2016). Extended Exposure to Environmental

Cues, but not to Sucrose, Reduces Sucrose Cue-reactivity in Rats. Learning and Behavior. (44:59-

66). (2 WWU undergraduate and 1 graduate co-authors)

4. Grimm, J.W. & Glueck, E. Incubation of Drug-Seeking. (2015). In: Encyclopedia of

Psychopharmacology (second edition). Edited by Ian Stolerman and Lawrence Price. (1 WWU

undergraduate co-author) 5. Aoyama, K., Barnes, J., & Grimm, J.W. (2014). Incubation of Saccharin Craving and Within

session Changes in Responding for a Cue Previously Associated with Saccharin. Appetite.

(72:114-22). (1 WWU undergraduate co-author)

6. Koerber, J., Goodman, D., Barnes, J., & Grimm, J.W. (2013). The Dopamine D2 Antagonist

Eticlopride Accelerates Extinction and Delays Reacquisition of Food Self-administration in Rats.

Behavioural Pharmacology. (24:633-9). (3 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

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7. Grimm, J.W., Weber, R., Barnes, J., Koerber, J., Dorsey, K., & Glueck, E. (2013). Brief Exposure

to Novel or Enriched Environments Reduces Sucrose Cue-reactivity and Consumption in Rats

after 1 or 30 Days of Forced Abstinence from Self-administration. PLoS One. (8:e54164). (5

WWU undergraduate co-authors) 8. Grimm, J.W., Ratliff, C., North, K., Barnes, J., & Collins, S. (2012). Nicotine Increases Sucrose Self-

administration and Seeking in Rats. Addiction Biology. (17:623-33) (4 WWU undergraduate

co-authors) 9. Grimm, J.W. (2012). Incubation of Sucrose Craving in Animal Models. In: Handbook of Food and

Addiction. Edited by Kelly Brownell and Mark Gold.

10. Grimm, J.W., Barnes, J., North, K., Collins, S., and Weber, R. (2011). A General Method for

Evaluating Incubation of Sucrose Craving in Rats. Journal of Visualized Experiments. Nov

4;(57):e3335. doi: 10.3791/3335 (4 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

11. Grimm, J.W., Harkness, J.H., Ratliff, C., Barnes, J., North, K., & Collins, S. (2011). Effects of

Systemic or Nucleus Accumbens-directed Dopamine D1 Receptor Antagonism on Sucrose

Seeking in Rats. Psychopharmacology. (216:219-233). (5 WWU undergraduate student co-

authors) 12. Grimm, J.W. (2011). Animal Models of Craving. In: Animal Models of Drug Addiction. Edited by

Cella Olmstead and Wolfgang Walz.

13. Harkness, J.H., Webb, S., & Grimm, J.W. (2010). Abstinence-dependent Transfer of Lithium

Chloride-induced Sucrose Aversion to a Sucrose-paired Cue in Rats. Psychopharmacology.

(208:521-30). (2 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

14. Grimm, J.W., Osincup, D., Fyall, A., Wells, B., Buse, C., & Harkness, J. (2008). Environmental

Enrichment Attenuates Cue-induced Reinstatement of Sucrose Seeking in Rats. Behavioural

Pharmacology. (19:777-785) (4 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

15. Grimm, J.W., Manaois, M., Osincup, D., Wells, B., & Buse, C. (2007). Naloxone Attenuates

Incubated Sucrose Craving in Rats. Psychopharmacology. (194:537-44). (3 WWU

undergraduate and 1 graduate co-authors)

16. Naleid, A., Grimm, J.W., Kessler, D., Sipols, A., Aliakbari, S., Bennett, J., Wells, J., & Figlewicz,

D.P. (2007). Deconstructing the Vanilla Milkshake: The Dominant Effect of Sucrose on Self-

administration of Nutrient-flavor Mixtures. Appetite. (50:128-38). (1 WWU undergraduate co-

author)

17. Figlewicz-Lattemann, D.P., Bennett, J.L., MacDonald-Naleid, A., Davis, C., & Grimm, J.W.

(2006). Intraventricular Insulin and Leptin Decrease Sucrose Self-administration in Rats.

Physiology and Behavior (89:611-616).

18. Grimm, J.W., Buse, C., Manaois, M., Osincup, D., Fyall, A., & Wells, B. (2006). Time-Dependent

Dissociation of Cocaine Dose-response Effects on Sucrose Craving and Locomotion. Behavioural

Pharmacology. (17:143-149). (3 WWU undergraduate and 2 graduate co-authors)

19. Grimm, J.W., Fyall, A., & Osincup, D. (2005). Incubation of Reward Craving: Effects of Reduced

Training and Sucrose Pre-loading. Physiology and Behavior. (84:73-79). (2 WWU


20. Lu, L., Grimm, J.W., Hope, B., Shaham, Y. (2004). Incubation of Cocaine Craving after Withdrawal:

A Review of Preclinical Data. Neuropharmacology. (47S1:214-226).

21. Lu, L., Grimm, J.W., Dempsey, J., Shaham, Y. (2004). Cocaine Seeking over Extended Withdrawal

Periods in rats: Different Time Courses of Responding Induced by Cocaine Cues Versus Cocaine

Priming over the First 6 Months. Psychopharmacology. (176:101-8).

22. Lu, L., Grimm , J.W., Shaham, Y., Hope, B.T. (2003). Molecular Neuroadaptations in the

Accumbens and Ventral Tegmental Area during the first 90 days of Forced Abstinence from

Cocaine Self-administration in Rats. Journal of Neurochemistry. (85:1604-13).

23. Grimm, J.W.*, L. Lu*, T. Hayashi*, B.T. Hope, T.P. Su & Shaham, Y. (2003). Time Dependent

Increases in Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) Protein Levels Within the Mesolimbic

Dopamine System Following Withdrawal from Cocaine: Implications for Incubation of Cocaine

Craving. The Journal of Neuroscience. (23:742-747). *these authors contributed equally

24. Grimm, J.W., Shaham, Y., & Hope, B. (2002). Effect of Cocaine and Sucrose Withdrawal Period on

Extinction Behavior, Cue-induced Reinstatement, and Protein Levels of the Dopamine Transporter

and Tyrosine Hydroxylase in Limbic and Cortical Areas in Rats. Behavioural Pharmacology.

(13:379-88).

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25. Crombag, H., Grimm, J.W., & Shaham, Y. (2002). Effects of Dopamine Antagonists on Renewal of

Cocaine seeking by Reexposure to Drug Associated Contextual Cues. Neuropsychopharmacology.

(27:1006-15).

26. Highfield, D., Mead, A., Grimm, J.W., Rocha, B., & Shaham, Y. (2002). Reinstatement of Cocaine

Seeking in 129X1-SvJ Mice: Effects of Cocaine Priming, Cocaine Cues and Food Deprivation.

Psychopharmacology. (161:417-24).

27. Shalev, U., Grimm, J.W.*, & Shaham, Y. (2002). Neurobiology of Relapse to Heroin and Cocaine

Seeking: A Review. Pharmacological Reviews. (54:1-42). *all authors contributed equally

28. Grimm, J.W., Hope, B., Wise, R.A., & Shaham, Y. (2001). Neuroadaptation: Incubation of Cocaine

Craving after Withdrawal. Nature. (412:141-2).

29. See, R.E., Kruzich, P.J., & Grimm, J.W. (2001). Dopamine, but not Glutamate, Receptor Blockade

in the Basolateral Amygdala Attenuates Conditioned Reward in a Rat Model of Relapse to

Cocaine- seeking Behavior. Psychopharmacology. (154:301-10).

30. Highfield, D., Yap, J., Grimm, J., Shalev, U., & Shaham, Y. (2001). Repeated Lofexidine Treatment

Attenuates Stress-induced, but not Drug Cues-induced Reinstatement of a Heroin-cocaine Mixture

(Speedball) Seeking in Rats. Neuropsychopharmacology. (25:320-31).

31. Grimm, J.W., Chapman, M.A., Zahm, D.S., & See, R.E. (2001). Decreased Choline Acetyltransferase

Immunoreactivity in Discrete Striatal Subregions Following Chronic Haloperidol in Rats.

Synapse. (39:51-57).

32. Grimm, J.W. & See, R.E. (2000). Chronic Haloperidol-induced Alterations in Pallidal GABA and

Striatal D1-mediated Dopamine Turnover as Measured by Dual Probe Microdialysis in Rats.

Neuroscience. (100:507-514).

33. Grimm, J.W. & See, R.E. (2000). Dissociation of Primary and Secondary Reward-relevant Limbic

Nuclei in an Animal Model of Relapse. Neuropsychopharmacology. (22:473-479).

34. Grimm, J.W., Kruzich, P.J., & See, R.E. (2000). Contingent Access to Stimuli Associated with

Cocaine Self-administration is Required for Reinstatement of Drug-seeking Behavior.

Psychobiology. (28:383-386).

35. See, R.E., Grimm, J.W., Kruzich, P.J., & Rustay, N.R. (1999). The Importance of a Compound

Stimulus in Conditioned Drug-seeking Behavior Following One Week of Extinction from Self-

administered Cocaine in Rats. Drug and Alcohol Dependence. (57:41-49).

36. Kruzich, P.J., Grimm, J.W., Rustay, N.R., Parks, C.D., and See, R.E. (1999). Predicting Relapse to

Cocaine-seeking Behavior: A Multiple Regression Approach. Behavioural Pharmacology.

(10:513-521).

37. Grimm, J.W. & See, R.E. (1998). Unique Activation of Extracellular Striato-pallidal

Neurotransmitters in Rats Following Acute Risperidone. Brain Research. (801:182-189).

38. Grimm, J.W., Aravagiri, M., & See, R.E. (1998). Ovariectomy Results in Lower Plasma Haloperidol

Levels in Rats Following Chronic Administration. Pharmaceutical Research. (15:1640-1642).

39. Grimm, J.W., Kruzich, P.J., & See, R.E. (1998). Emergence of Oral and Locomotor Activity in

Chronic Haloperidol Treated Rats Following Cortical N-Methyl-D-Aspartate Stimulation.

Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior. (60:167-173).

40. Grimm, J.W. & See, R.E. (1997). Cocaine Self-administration in Ovariectomized Rats is Predicted

by Response to Novelty, Attenuated by 17-Estradiol, and Associated With Abnormal Vaginal

Cytology. Physiology and Behavior. (61:755-761).

41. Meil, W.M., Roll, J.M., Grimm, J.W., Lynch, A.M., & See, R.E. (1995). Tolerance-like Attenuation

to Contingent and Noncontingent Cocaine Induced Elevation of Extracellular Dopamine in the

Ventral Striatum Following Seven Days of Withdrawal from Chronic Treatment.

Psychopharmacology. (118:338-346).

Manuscripts Submitted for Review Glueck, E., Hyde, J., Ginder, D., Griffin, F., & Grimm, J.W. Abstinence-dependent Effects of

Systemic Dopamine D1 or D2 Receptor Agonism on Reversal of Environmental Enrichment-

attenuated Sucrose Cue-reactivity. Psychopharmacology. (4 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

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Slaker, M., Barnes, J., Sorg, B., & Grimm, J.W. Impact of Environmental Enrichment on Perineuronal

Nets in the Prefrontal Cortex following Early and Late Abstinence from Sucrose Self-

Administration in Rats. PLoS One. (1 WWU undergraduate co-author)

Published Conference Abstracts (all Refereed)

1. Hyde, J., Glueck, K., North, K, Ginder, D., Demchenko, O., Sulc, J., Jiganti, K., & Grimm, J.W.

(2016). Examination of the Persistence of the Anti-craving Effects of Acute Environmental

Enrichment in Rats Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. Poster 258.15 (7 WWU undergraduate

co-authors) 2. Sorg, B.A., Slaker, M.L., Barnes, J., Grimm, J.W. (2016). Environmental Enrichment Alters

Perineuronal Net Staining in the Rat Prefrontal Cortex following Abstinence from Sucrose Self-

administration. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. Poster 65.06

3. Grimm, J.W. (2016). Potentiation of Sucrose Craving by a Non-nutritive Sweetener. Panel

“Effects of Non-nutritive Sweeteners on Food Seeking, Food Intake, and Health”. International

Congress of Psychology. CS27-26

4. Swanson, A., Grimm, J.W. (2016). Environmental Monitoring to Support Extended Bedding Change

Frequency in Mouse Individually Ventilated Cages. Northwest Association for Biomedical

Research (NWABR) Regional IACUC Conference. Poster #12

5. Glueck, E., Koerber, J., Hyde, J., Ginder, D., Griffin, F., Maris, K., Ingermann, N., Snyders, M.,

Wiremen, M., & Grimm, J.W. (2015). Systemic Dopamine D1 Receptor Agonism Reverses

Environmental Enrichment-attenuated Sucrose Cue-reactivity. Society for the Study of

Ingestive Behavior. Poster 6 (9 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

6. Grimm, J.W., Barnes, J., Koerber, J., Glueck, E., Ginder, J., Hyde, J., & Eaton, L. (2014).

Abstinence and Environmental Enrichment Related Changes in Fos Expression in Rats

Responding for a Sucrose-paired Cue. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. Poster 364.12 (6

WWU undergraduate co-authors)

7. Grimm, J.W., Barnes, J., Koerber, J., Glueck, E., Deuse, L., Dorsey, K., Eaton, L., Ginder, D., Hyde,

J., & Walther, M. (2013). Examination of a Role for Corticosterone in the Anti-craving Effect

of Environmental Enrichment in Rats. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. Poster 98.08 (9

WWU undergraduate co-authors)

8. Aoyama, K., Barnes, J., Koerber, J., Glueck, E., Dorsey, K., Eaton, L., & Grimm, J.W. (2013).

Systemic Injection of the DAD1 Antagonist SCH 23390 Reduces Saccharin Seeking in Rats.

Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. Poster 98.07 (5 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

5. Koerber, J., Goodman, D., Barnes, J., North, K., Collins, S., Weber, R., & Grimm, J.W. (2012).

Devaluation of Food Context by Extinction Plus a Dopamine Receptor Blocker Results in

Delayed Reacquisition of Food Self-administration in Rats. Annual Meeting of the Association

for Behavioral Analysis International. Poster 423 (6 WWU undergraduate co- authors)

6. Grimm, J.W., Weber, R., Barnes, J., Koerber, J., Dorsey, K., Deuse, L., Glueck., E., Collins, S.,

& North, K. (2012). Relatively Brief Exposure to an Enriched Environment Effectively Blocks

Sucrose Seeking and Reduces Sucrose Self-administration in Rats. Annual Meeting of the

International Behavioral Neuroscience Society. Poster 58 (8 WWU undergraduate co-

authors) 7. Grimm, J.W., Goodman, D., Koerber, J., Barnes, J., North, K., Collins, S., & Weber, R. (2011).

Persistent Reduction in Food Self-administration Following Eticlopride-facilitated Extinction

Responding. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. Poster 732.13 (6 WWU undergraduate co-

authors)

8. Grimm, J.W., Ratliff, C., Tice, A., Barnes, J., North, K., & Collins, S. (2010). Nicotine

Increases Sucrose Self-administration and Seeking in Rats. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts.

poster 810.15 (5 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

9. Grimm, J.W. (2010). A Role for Dopamine in Incubation of Sucrose Craving? Panel “Impact of the

Mesolimbic Addiction Circuitry on Food Intake and Food Seeking”. Winter Conference on Brain

Research. p. 14

10. Grimm, J.W., Harkness, J., Ratliff, C., & Tice, A. (2009). Abstinence and Accumbal Subregion-

dependent Attenuation of Sucrose Cue Reactivity by SCH23390. Society for Neuroscience

Abstracts. poster 754.11 (3 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

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11. Harkness, J.H, Webb, S., & Grimm, J.W. (2008). Time-dependent Attenuation of Responding for

Sucrose-paired Cues through Conditioned Taste Aversion. Society for Neuroscience

Abstracts. poster 361.11 (2 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

12. Grimm, J.W. (2008). Incubation of Craving as an Example of Behaviorally Regulated Food Intake.

Panel “Food Hedonics: Engaging the Limbic Circuitry”. Keystone Symposia: Neuronal

Mechanisms Controlling Food Intake, Glucose Metabolism, and Body Weight. p. 18

13. Grimm, J.W. (2008). Craving as an Element of Addiction. Panel “Beyond Reinforcement:

Neurobehavioral Systems that Promote Addiction and Eating Disorders”. Winter

Conference on Brain Research. p. 95

14. Grimm, J.W., Wells, J., Harkness, J., Webb, S., & Fyall, A. (2007). Habituation to self-

administration context, but not to sucrose, attenuates incubation of sucrose craving. Society

for Neuroscience Abstracts. poster 934.28 (3 WWU undergraduate and 1 graduate co-

authors) 15. Grimm, J.W., Wells, B., Manaois, M., Fyall, A., & Buse, C. (2007). Environmental Enrichment

Attenuates the Incubation of Craving for Sucrose. Western Psychological Association

Meeting Abstracts. p. 126 (2 WWU undergraduate and 2 graduate co-authors)

16. Manaois, M., Fyall, A., Osincup, D., Wells, B., & Grimm, J.W. (2006). Naloxone Decreases

Sucrose Seeking in Rats Even after Long Periods of Forced Abstinence. Annual Meeting of

the Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior. (2 WWU undergraduate and 2 graduate co-

authors) abstract #65

17. Grimm, J.W. (2006). Incubation of Sucrose Craving. Panel “Non-homeostatic Control of Ingestion:

Eating Without Regard to the Body’s Needs”. Winter Conference on Brain Research. p. 103

18. Grimm, J.W., Manaois, M., Osincup, D., Fyall, A., & Wells, B. (2005). Time-

dependent Dissociation between Accumbal and Amygdalar Mediation of Cue-induced Cocaine

Seeking. Annual Meeting of the American College on Neuropsychopharmacology. poster

11/session 2 (2 WWU undergraduate and 2 graduate co-authors)

19. Grimm, J.W., Osincup, D., Manaois, M., Fyall, A., Wells, B., & Buse, C. (2005).

Environmental Enrichment Results in Decreased Extinction Responding and Decreased Cue

Reactivity in Response to Acute Cocaine. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. poster 112.6

(3 WWU undergraduate and 2 graduate co-authors)

20. Grimm, J.W., Buse, C., Manaois, M., Osincup, D., Fyall, A., & Wells, B. (2005). Time-

dependent Dissociation of Cocaine Dose-response Effects on Sucrose Craving and Locomotion.

Annual Meeting of the American Psychological Association. (NIDA Young Investigators

Poster Session). poster 19 (3 WWU undergraduate and 2 graduate co- authors)

21. Figlewicz Lattemann, D., Bennett, J., Davis, C., Sipols, A.J., & J.W. Grimm. (2005).

Intraventricular (IVT) Insulin and Leptin Decrease Sucrose Self-Administration in Rats. Annual

Meeting of the Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior. no abstract #

22. Grimm, J.W., Hanson, E., & Tollar, J. (2005). Binge Drinking History Correlates with Cue-

induced Alcohol Craving. Western Psychological Association Meeting Abstracts. p. 95 (2

WWU undergraduate co-authors) 23. Grimm, J.W., Buse, C., Osincup, D., & Fyall, A. (2004). Cocaine Potentiated Responding for a

Sucrose-Paired Cue. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. poster 581.9 (3 WWU

undergraduate co-authors) 24. Grimm, J.W., Garlich, J., Mills, S., Hughes, J., & Fyall, A. (2003). Incubation of Reward

Craving: Parametric Studies. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. poster 111.7 (4 WWU


25. Grimm, J.W., Mills, S., Garlich, J., & Hughes, J. (2003). Incubation of Craving: Time Dependent

Increases in Reward Seeking in an Animal Model of Relapse. Western Psychological

Association Meeting Abstracts. p. 41 (3 WWU undergraduate co-authors)

26. You, Z., Zitzman, D., Wang, B., Grimm, J.W., & Wise, R.A. (2002). Ventral Tegmental Area

Neurotransmission and Cocaine Self-administration: A Role for Glutamate. Society for

Neuroscience Abstracts. poster 897.9

27. Grimm, J.W., Lu, L., Badger, K., Wise, R.A., & Shaham, Y. (2002). Responsiveness to Cocaine

Cues or Sucrose Cues, but not to Cocaine Priming, Progressively Increases over Weeks of

Abstinence. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. poster 501.19

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28. Lu, L., Hayashi, T., Grimm, J.W., Su, T.P., Shaham, Y., & Hope, B.T. (2002). Time-dependent

Molecular Alterations During Abstinence from Cocaine Self-administration. Society for


29. Lu, L., Hayashi, T., Grimm, J.W., Su, T.P., Shaham, Y., & Hope, B.T. (2002). Time-dependent

Molecular Alterations During Abstinence from Cocaine Self-administration. NIH Research

Festival. Poster PHARM-5

30. Grimm, J.W., Lu, L., Badger, K., Wise, R.A., & Shaham, Y. (2002). Responsiveness to Cocaine

Cues or Sucrose Cues, but not to Cocaine Priming, Progressively Increases over Weeks of

Abstinence. NIH Research Festival. Poster PHARM-7

31. Grimm, J.W. (2002). Cue-induced Cocaine Seeking in Rats: Parameters and Neural Substrates.

Winter Conference on Brain Research Abstracts. p. 119

32. Zitzman, D., Grimm, J.W., You, Z.B., & Wise, R.A. (2001). Development of a Cocaine Self-

administration Habit in Rats. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. poster 979.7

33. You, Z.B., Zitzman, D., Grimm, J.W., & Wise, R.A. (2001). Self-administration of Cocaine

Differentially Affects Extracellular Levels of Glutamate and GABA in the Ventral Tegmental

Area, Nucleus Accumbens, and Prefrontal Cortex in Rat. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts.

poster 979.6

34. Grimm, J.W., Zitzman, D., You, Z.B., & Wise, R.A. (2001). Effect of Self-administration of

Cocaine on Extracellular Levels of Dopamine and Noradrenaline in the Ventral Tegmental

Area, Nucleus Accumbens, and Prefrontal Cortex in Rat. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts.

poster 979.5

35. Highfield, D., Mead, A., Grimm, J.W., Rocha, B., & Shaham, Y. (2001) Reinstatement of Cocaine

Seeking by Cocaine Cues, Food Deprivation, and Cocaine Priming in 129/SVJ Mice. Society for


36. Crombag, H.S., Grimm, J.W., & Shaham, Y. (2001). Renewal of Cocaine Seeking by Contextual

Drug Cues is Blocked by D1- and D2-like Receptor Antagonists. Society for Neuroscience

Abstracts. poster 442.7

37. Grimm, J.W., Hope, B., Wise, R., & Shaham, Y. (2001). Time-dependent Cue-induced

Reinstatement During the First Two Months of Withdrawal from Cocaine. Winter

Conference on Brain Research Abstracts. p. 49

38. Grimm, J.W., Highfield, D., Yap, J., & Shaham, Y. (2000). Time-dependent Changes in Cocaine-

seeking in Response to Drug-related Cues in Rats. College on Problems of Drug Dependence

Abstracts. p. 59

39. Highfield, D., Yap, J., Grimm, J., Shalev, U., & Shaham, Y. (2000). Chronic Lofexidine Treatment

Attenuates Stress-induced Reinstatement of “Speedball” Seeking in Rats. College on Problems

of Drug Dependence Abstracts. p. 67

40. Grimm, J.W., Yap., J., Highfield, D., & Shaham, Y. (2000). Time-dependent Changes in Cocaine

Seeking in Response to Drug-related Cues in Rats. NIH Research Festival. Poster G-4

41. Shalev, U., Grimm, J., Hope, B., Morales, M., Yap, J., Highfield, D., & Shaham, Y. (2000).

Relapse To Heroin, Cocaine and Sucrose Seeking After Different Reward-free Periods.

Federation of European Neuroscience Societies Abstracts. p. 204

42. Grimm, J.W. & See, R.E. (1999). Dissociation of Primary and Secondary Reward-relevant Limbic

Nuclei in an Animal Model of Relapse. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. p. 1298

43. Grimm, J.W., Kruzich, P.J., Rustay, N.R., & See, R.E. (1998). Conditioned Cued Recovery of

Cocaine Reinforced Responding Requires a Compound Stimulus. Society for Neuroscience

Abstracts. p. 2174

44. Grimm, J.W., Kruzich, P.J., & See, R.E. (1998). Evidence for Compound Stimulus Driven

Conditioned Cued Recovery in an Animal Model of Relapse. College on Problems of Drug

Dependence Abstracts. p. 51

45. Kruzich, P.J., Grimm, J.W., Rustay, N.R., Parks, C.D., & See, R.E. (1998). Behaviors Associated

with Cocaine Self-administration Predict the Magnitude of Reinstatement in Rats. Society for

Neuroscience Abstracts. p. 2174

46. Grimm, J.W. & See, R.E. (1997). Enhanced D1 Agonist Induced Extracellular Dopamine

Changes in the Striatum of Chronic Haloperidol Treated Rats. Society for Neuroscience

Abstracts. p. 1931

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47. Grimm, J.W. , Kruzich, P.J., & See, R.E. (1997). Direct Motor Cortex Stimulated Oral Movements

are Sensitized in Chronic Haloperidol Treated Rats. American Association for the Advancement

of Science Abstracts. p. A-85

48. See, R.E., Meshul, C.K., Grimm, J.W., & Kruzich, P.J. (1997). Clozapine Decreases Neuronal

GABA Release in the Globus Pallidus: Evidence from Combined Microdialysis and

Immunolabeling. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. p. 1932

49. Grimm, J.W. & See, R.E. (1996). Acute Risperidone Decreases Extracellular GABA Levels in the

Globus Pallidus and Produces Catalepsy. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. p. 1296

50. Kruzich, P.J., Grimm, J.W., & See, R.E. (1996). Early Postnatal MK-801 Exposure Alters Locomotor

Response to Subsequent Administration in Adult Rats. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. p.

1674

51. Grimm, J.W. & See, R.E. (1995). Response to Novelty Predicts Cocaine Self-administration in Rats.

Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. p. 1957

52. Grimm, J.W. & See, R.E. (1994). Effects of 17-b Estradiol on Intravenous Cocaine Self-

administration by Castrated Female Rats. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. p. 1633

53. Meil, W.M., Roll, J.M., Grimm, J.W., Lynch, A.M., & See, R.E. (1994). Tolerance to Cocaine

Induced Elevation of Extracellular Dopamine in the Nucleus Accumbens Following Seven

Days of Withdrawal. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. p. 1626

Invited Lectures

1. Incubation of Sucrose Craving: Behavioral and Neurobiological Studies. Hiroshima University,

Higashi-Hiroshima, August, 2016

2. Incubation of Sucrose Craving: Behavioral and Neurobiological Studies. Doshisha University,

Kyoto, August, 2016

3. Psychopharmacological Studies of the Incubation of Sucrose Craving. Medical College of

Wisconsin, Milwaukee, September, 2015

4. Sugar Addiction: Desperately Seeking Sugar. Northwestern Medical and Dental Conference,

Sun Valley, February, 2012

5. Incubation of Sucrose Craving in Rats. Utah State University, Logan, December, 2011

6. Incubation of Sucrose Craving in Rats. Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, October, 2011

7. Incubation of Sucrose Craving. Food Addiction: The Obesity Epidemic Connection Summit,

Seattle, April, 2009

8. Link Between Addiction and Eating Disorders. American Diabetes Association Annual Meeting,

San Francisco, June, 2008

9. Addicted to Food. Northwestern Medical Conference, Sun Valley, February, 2007

10. Abstinence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder? Behavioral Parametrics and Molecular Correlates of

Incubation of Craving in Rats. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Research Program Invited Speakers

Series, Washington State University, March, 2005

11. Environmental Enrichment Attenuates Cocaine-potentiated Reward Craving in Rats. Neuroscience

Club Seminar, Washington State University, March, 2005

12. Potentiation of Sucrose Craving by Cocaine: Dose and Time-dependent Effects. Departments of

Psychology and Psychiatry, University of Washington, January, 2005

13. Incubation of Craving: Molecular and Behavioral Findings. Departments of Psychology and

Psychiatry, University of Washington, December, 2003

14. A Dissociation of Primary and Secondary Reward Relevant Limbic Regions in an Animal Model

of Cocaine Relapse. Behavioral Neuroscience Branch, NIDA, May, 1999

15. Cocaine Relapse: Seeking Out Neural Substrates in an Animal Model of Addiction. Department

of Biology, Whitman College, April, 1999

16. Sex, Drugs, Tones and Lights: Cocaine Self-administration in Rats. Department of Anatomy and

Neurobiology, St. Louis University School of Medicine, October, 1998

Professional Memberships

Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience, Food Addiction Institutes International Advisory Board,

International Behavioral Neuroscience Society, Sigma Xi, Society for Neuroscience, Northwest Medical

Association honorary member (2007-2008; 2011-2012)

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Professional Development (Scholarship)

Consultant to B. Sorg (WSU) NIH grant applications (2007-)

Consultant to D. Lattemann (UW) NIH grant applications (2008-)

Consultant to S. Tardiff (UT Health Science Center at San Antonio) NIH grant application (2012)

Consultant to T. Brown (U WY) NIH grant application (2013-)

Consultant to UW Exploratory Center for Obesity Research (2006-2007)

Consultant to Y. Dong (University of Pittsburgh) NIH grant application (2010-2013)

Hosted visiting Professor from Japan (Kenjiro Aoyama) (Spring and Summer 2012;Summer 2013)

NSF grant workshop (Summer 2003)

Proteomics Informatics 1-week training course at Institute for Systems Biology in Seattle (Spring 2004)

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Teaching Teaching Experience, WWU

2010-present: Professor, Department of Psychology and Program in Behavioral Neuroscience

2005-2010: Associate Professor, Department of Psychology and Program in Behavioral Neuroscience

2001-2005: Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology

Courses taught:

1. Psychology 301, Overview of Research Methods

2. Psychology 220, Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience

3. Psychology 320, Topics in Behavioral Neuroscience 4. Psychology 328, Techniques in Behavioral Neuroscience

5. Psychology 420, Seminar in Behavioral Neuroscience 6. Psychology 422, Seminar in Comparative Psychology

7. Psychology 424, Seminar in Motivation

8. Psychology 428, Advanced Techniques in Behavioral Neuroscience 9. Psychology 541, Graduate Seminar in Behavioral Neuroscience

Guest lecturer:

Counseling Center, Spring 2002

Health Psychology, Spring 2008

Introduction to Psychology, Fall 2004

Psychology Department Research Discussion Group Speaker, Spring 2003, Spring 2007

Psychology Department Proseminar Speaker, Winter 2009

Research Methods and Statistical Analysis: Experimental Approaches, Winter 2002 Seminar in Psychological Theory, Spring 2008

Teaching Experience, WSU

1993-1997: Teaching Assistant, Department of Psychology

Courses taught:

Introductory Psychology, Experimental Methods Laboratory, Experimental Methods and Lab,

Physiology of Behavior

Courses assisting instructor:

Advanced Physiology of Behavior, Experimental Methods, Graduate Psychopharmacology/

Psychopathology

Guest lecturer:

Abnormal Psychology, Operant Psychology, Graduate Psychopharmacology/Psychopathology

Mentoring of Laboratory Assistants

WWU—9 undergraduates (2015-2016) (3 students completed independent study credits)


WWU—1 post-baccalaureate; 7 undergraduates (2013-2014) (3 students completed independent

study credits)

WWU—1 post-baccalaureate; 9 undergraduates (2012-2013) (1 visiting scholar from Oberlin

College; 1 visiting scholar from WSU) (2 students completed independent study credits)

WWU—9 undergraduates (2011-2012) (8 students completed independent study credits) (one

international student)






WWU—6 undergraduates (2005-2006) (4 students completed independent study credits; 1

completed an internship at Children’s Hospital in Seattle for credit)

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WWU—7 undergraduates (2004-2005) (2 students completed independent study credits; 1

completed an internship at a local chemical dependency facility for credit)

WWU—6 undergraduates (2003-2004) (2 students conducted separate Psych 303 experiments;1

student conducted a survey; 2 students completed independent study credits)

WWU—5 undergraduates (2002-2003) (1 student completed independent study credits and 2 students

produced a Psi Chi Poster)

WWU—4 undergraduates (2001-2002)

NIDA—5 post-baccalaureate students

WSU—4 undergraduates; 2 graduate students

Mentoring of Master’s Students (WWU)

Psychology Master’s student mentor (1 2002-2003; 1 2004-2005)

Psychology Master’s student thesis committee membership (1 2002-2003; 1 2003-2004; 3 2004-2005; 4

2005-2006; 3 2006-2007; 2 2007-2008; 1 2013-2014; 1 2015-2016)

Psychology Master’s student co-supervisor for degree from the University of Graz (Austria) (2011-2013) Psychology Master’s student thesis chair (Amber Fyall) (2005-2008)

Psychology Master’s student thesis chair (Meghan Manaois) (2004-2006)

Psychology Master’s student thesis chair (Allison Houtsma) (2003-2005)

Mentoring of Teaching Assistants (WWU)

3 undergrads; 2 grad students (2015-2016)



1 undergrad; 2 grad students (2012-2013)




2 undergrad; 2 grad students (2008-2009) 2 undergrad; 3 grad students (2006-2007)


2 undergrad; 4 grad students (2004-2005) 6 grad students (2003-2004)

7 grad students (2002-2003) 2 grad students (2001-2002)

Other Mentoring (WWU)

undergraduate honors project mentor for Ryley Hausken (2012-2013)

Professional Development (Teaching)

Curriculum Development for Behavioral Neuroscience Program (ongoing)

Faculty Development workshop, “Defining Student Learning Outcomes” (Fall 2004)

Faculty Development workshop, “Facilitating and Enhancing Classroom Discourse” (Summer 2004)

Faculty Development workshop, “Constructing a Course Portfolio” (Spring 2004) Society for Neuroscience “Teaching Neuroscience with Case Studies” Workshop (Fall 2009)

Society for Neuroscience “Teaching Neuroscience: Undergrad. Curr. and Grad. Expectations” (Fall 2010)

Society for Neuroscience “Teaching Neuroscience: Online Learning.” (Fall 2014)

Society for Neuroscience “Teaching Neuroscience to Non-scientists.” (Fall 2015)

Summer Faculty Writing Workshop (Summer 2002)

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Service Service (WWU) (alphabetical list) (current/ongoing in bold)

Academic Advising Services Review Group (2006)

Academic Advising Center Director search committee (2007)

Academic Coordinating Commission (2011-2013) Academic Instruction Center planning adjunct member (2003-2009) Animal Care and Use Committee, WWU (2014-current; Chair)

Behavioral Neuroscience Program Advisor (2005-current)

College of Humanities and Social Sciences Curriculum Council (2008-2011)

College of Humanities and Social Sciences Tenure and Promotion Committee (2013-2015) Committee on Undergraduate Education (2009-2013)

Faculty Development Grants Committee (2009-2012)

Faculty Grievance Board; (deliberated 1 dismissal case) (2005-2007)

Fall Family Open House participant (2002,2005,2007,2009,2010)

Faculty Mentor to Jeff Carroll, Ph.D. (2012-2016)

Human Subjects Review Committee (2006-current)

Judicial Appeals Board; (served 2 times as Chair) (2002-2005) Chair (2006-2007)

Mentor, WWU Scholar’s Academy (2002) Mentor, WWU Neuroscience Club (NeRDS) (2007-2014) Pacific NW Local Chapters Society for Neuroscience Meeting Program Chair (2009)

Prevention and Wellness, WWU training seminar “Neurobiology of Addiction” (2016)

Psychology Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes committee (2002-2016;Co-Chair 2002-2005)

Psychology Dept. Academic Advisor (2001-current)

Psychology Dept. Animal Research Committee Chair (2002-2005; 2011-current)

Psychology Dept. Behavioral Neuroscience search committee (2 searches) (2007-2012)

Psychology Dept. Cognitive Neuroscience search committee (2006-2007) Psychology Dept. Health Psychology search committee (2008)

Psychology Dept. Master’s student selection committee (2002,2009)

Psychology Dept. Personnel/Chair Advisory Committee (2013-2016)

Scientific Technical Services Advisory Board (2005-2010) Student Academic Grievance Board (served 2 times as Chair) (2001-2004)

Teaching and Learning Academy (2002-2016) TIPS For Freshmen faculty speaker (2008,2009,2010,2011,2012)

Transitions advisor (program for transfer students) (2003-current)

Transitions faculty welcome speaker (summer and fall 2005)

Service (Community) (alphabetical list)

Consultant for books “The End of Obesity”; “Fat Boy Thin Man”

Consultant for CBS (60 minutes), Fitness magazine, Self magazine, The Seattle Times, Vogue magazine

Garfield High School Outreach on Eating Disorders and Diabetes (2008,2009)

High School Student Guide at Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting (2003,2004)

Judge for NW Association for Biomedical Research High School Tech Fair (2008)

KGMI radio interviews on addiction (December 2008, February 2009)

Neuroscience on Tap Outreach Speaker (“Your Brain on Drugs (and food)”) (2009)

Neuroscience on Tap Outreach Speaker (“Food Addiction”) (2012)

Pacific Science Center Life Sciences Weekend Outreach (2007,2008,2009)

Pharmawire of Financial Times interview (summer 2009)

Spark Science tele-interview (2016)

Service (WSU) (alphabetical list)

Psychology Academic advisor (1993-1999)

Psychology Ethics committee (1995-1996)

Psychology Graduate Admissions committee (1994-1995, 1996-1997)

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Psychology Undergraduate Studies committee (1993-1994)

Representative to Psychology Experimental Advisory committee (1997-1998) Reviews

(journals-ad hoc—15+ reviews per year)

Addiction Biology, Archives of General Psychiatry, Behavioural Brain Research, Behavioural

Pharmacology, Behavioural Processes, Biological Psychiatry, Brain Plasticity, Brain Research, Current

Drug Abuse Reviews, Current Neuropharmacology, Developmental Psychobiology, Drug and Alcohol

Dependence, e-neuro, European Journal of Neuroscience, Expert Opinion on Drug Safety, Gene Therapy

and Molecular Biology, Hippocampus, Institute for Laboratory Animal Research Journal, Journal of

Neurochemistry, Journal of Neuroscience, Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics,

Journal of Visualized Experiments, Naunyn-Schmiedeberg’s Archives of Pharmacology, Neurobiology

of Learning and Memory, Neuropharmacology, Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment,

Neuropsychopharmacology, Neuroscience, Neuroscience Letters, Pharmacology Biochemistry and

Behavior, Physiology and Behavior, PLoS ONE, Progress in Neurobiology, Psychopharmacology,

Psychosomatic Medicine, Science Advances, Scientific Reports, The FASEB Journal

Editorial Board of the journal Behavioural Pharmacology (2016-current)

(textbooks)

Physiology of Behavior, 6 ed., Neil Carlson (Spring 1998)

An Introduction to Pharmacology: The Biological-Behavioral Interaction (blind review) (Spring 2007)

Brain and Behavior, 2 ed., Bob Garrett (Spring 2007) A Concise Guide to Neuroscience, Henry Heffner (Spring 2008) Biopsychology, 7 ed., John Pinel (Fall 2008)

Edited Instructor PowerPoint slides for Biopsychology, 8 ed., John Pinel (Fall 2010)

Edited Instructor PowerPoint slides for Biopsychology, 9 ed., John Pinel (Fall 2013)

Edited e-resources for Biopsychology, 9 ed., John Pinel (Fall 2013)

Physiology of Behavior, 9 ed., Neil Carlson (Summer 2014)

(grants)

NIH Study Section temporary member (BRLE) (Spring 2007,2008,2010; Winter 2010,2011)

NSERC-GSC12 (Canada) Discovery Grant reviewer (Winter 2009, 2016)

CNRS (France) ATIP Grant reviewer (Winter 2009)

NIH Special Emphasis Study Section member (exercise and addiction) (Spring 2009)

NIH Special Emphasis Study Section member (integrative neuroscience) (Fall 2010)

NIH Special Emphasis Study Section member (neuropharmacology) (Spring 2011)

NIH Study Section regular member (BRLE) (Fall 2011-current) (meets twice a year)

Agence Nationale de la Recherche (French National Research Agency) reviewer (Spring 2013)

NIGMS SCORE grant pre-proposal review (Winter 2014)

(other)

Reviewed nicotine vaccine phase 2 trial for Cancer Research UK and Xenovia Corp. (Winter 2005)

Reviewed “Relapse” in Animal Models of Addiction, Eds. Olmstead and Walz (Spring 2009)

External tenure and promotion reviewer for other Universities (2011,2012,2013)

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy New Investigator Award Reviewer (Fall 2012)

Reviewed “Obesity in Canada” in Obesity Research (Summer 2014)

Macquarie University thesis reader (2015)

Documents

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