Research Team
Sierra Baca-Zeff, M.S.
Sierra has been a graduate student in the Rasmussen lab in the Experimental Psychology program since 2019. She conducted her Masters thesis on a component analysis of mindful eating's effect on delay discounting for food. She earned her B.S. degree in psychology and anthropology from Washington State University Vancouver. She loves strategy games, strength training, and spending time with her son.
Sierra has been a graduate student in the Rasmussen lab in the Experimental Psychology program since 2019. She conducted her Masters thesis on a component analysis of mindful eating's effect on delay discounting for food. She earned her B.S. degree in psychology and anthropology from Washington State University Vancouver. She loves strategy games, strength training, and spending time with her son.
Morgan Musquez, M.S.
Morgan is a doctoral student in the Experimental Psychology program (2019) and works in the Rasmussen lab. She conducted her Masters thesis on the effects of conditioned food cues on conditioned salivation, elasticity of demand for food, and delay discounting for food. She earned her B.A in Psychology from California State University of Bakersfield. Morgan enjoys spending time with her friends and family and, because she grew up in California, her favorite place to go is the beach. She also loves CrossFit and hanging out with her two cats and dog.
Morgan is a doctoral student in the Experimental Psychology program (2019) and works in the Rasmussen lab. She conducted her Masters thesis on the effects of conditioned food cues on conditioned salivation, elasticity of demand for food, and delay discounting for food. She earned her B.A in Psychology from California State University of Bakersfield. Morgan enjoys spending time with her friends and family and, because she grew up in California, her favorite place to go is the beach. She also loves CrossFit and hanging out with her two cats and dog.
Alam Alvarado, M.S.
Alam came to ISU in the fall of 2020 from Bakersfield, California. He is a doctoral student in the Experimental Psychology program and works in the Rasmussen lab. His Masters thesis was on COVID-19 quarantine-induced changes in food and drug reinforcer efficacy. He received his BA in Psychology from California State University, Bakersfield. He likes to explore wildlife, camp with his family, and to teach his daughter how to dance and watch her grow.
Alam came to ISU in the fall of 2020 from Bakersfield, California. He is a doctoral student in the Experimental Psychology program and works in the Rasmussen lab. His Masters thesis was on COVID-19 quarantine-induced changes in food and drug reinforcer efficacy. He received his BA in Psychology from California State University, Bakersfield. He likes to explore wildlife, camp with his family, and to teach his daughter how to dance and watch her grow.
Andrew Harmon, M.S.
Andrew has been a doctoral student in Experimental Psychology at ISU since the fall of 2022 working in the Rasmussen lab. His Master's thesis from Western Illinois University focused on the effects of an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor on learning and memory in zebrafish. He earned his B.S. in Psychology from George Mason University in Virginia. Andrew likes to go out to eat and watch YouTube and movies.
Andrew has been a doctoral student in Experimental Psychology at ISU since the fall of 2022 working in the Rasmussen lab. His Master's thesis from Western Illinois University focused on the effects of an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor on learning and memory in zebrafish. He earned his B.S. in Psychology from George Mason University in Virginia. Andrew likes to go out to eat and watch YouTube and movies.