Alison M. Haney

Alison M. Haney, PhD, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Community Health and Health Behavior at the University at Buffalo's School of Public Health and Health Professions. Her research focuses on developing mobile health interventions targeting substance use behaviors through ambulatory assessment methods. She holds a PhD in clinical psychology from Purdue University and completed a postdoctoral fellowship in the NIAAA T32 Psychology of Alcohol Use and Addictions Research program at the University of Missouri.

• Education: PhD in Clinical Psychology (Purdue University), MS in Clinical Psychology (Purdue University), Graduate Certificate in Psychological Statistics (Purdue University), BA in Psychology and Spanish (Grand Valley State University)
• Training: Postdoctoral Fellowship (University of Missouri), Predoctoral Internship (Cincinnati VA Medical Center)

Her research interests include examining dynamic health processes in real-world settings, with particular emphasis on alcohol and cannabis use consequences, affect regulation, and sociocultural determinants of mental health. Methodological strengths include ecological momentary assessment, intensive longitudinal data analysis, and mobile health intervention design.

No scientific awards explicitly listed in available materials. Professional affiliations include the Research Society on Alcohol, American Psychological Association, and Association for Psychological Science.

Current role emphasizes translational research bridging clinical psychology and public health, with a focus on developing scalable interventions to reduce substance-related harms. No advising/grant details provided in current text.