Nadine Mastroleo

Nadine Mastroleo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at Binghamton University. Her research focuses on evaluating brief alcohol interventions for college students, emergency department patients, and student-athletes. She completed her PhD in Counselor Education from Penn State University (2008) and postdoctoral training at Brown University, where she also served as an Assistant Professor (Research) from 2010-2015. Dr. Mastroleo's work emphasizes understanding mechanisms of behavior change through within-session intervention analysis.

Key research areas include multi-risk behavioral interventions, pain-related alcohol-cannabis co-use among emerging adults, and implementation science in healthcare settings. She has pioneered friend-based bystander interventions to reduce sexual assault risk and developed tailored approaches for HIV+ sexual minority men. Over 150 peer-reviewed articles highlight her focus on college drinking patterns, intervention efficacy, and health disparities.

• Education: PhD in Counselor Education & Supervision (Penn State University, 2008)
• Postdoctoral Training: Brown University (2008-2010)
• Professional Experience: 15+ years in behavioral intervention research

Her interventions combine motivational interviewing with digital tools, including telehealth and text messaging. Current projects address pandemic impacts on mandated student drinking behaviors and opioid misuse among athletes. Dr. Mastroleo collaborates across disciplines, integrating psychology, public health, and clinical science to improve behavioral health outcomes.