College of the Sciences Primate Behavior and Ecology Program
Central Washington University
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Central Washington UniversitySOAR Grant (awarded Fall 2005 for Winter 2006 appointment)International Studies and Programs Advisory Council Travel grant 2004Len Thayer Foundation grant 2004 Faculty SEED grant 2001Mentored Student Grants AwardedCentral Washington University Graduate Student Summer Research Grantsawarded to Maureen McCarthy 2006awarded to Jessica Hartel 2005Honors and AwardsUniversity of Georgia Departmental Teaching Assistantship 1997 Herbert Zimmer Scholar in Psychology 1996 University-wide Research Assistantships 1994 - 1996 University of Lethbridge Dean’s List 1990 - 1993 Alberta Teacher’s Association scholarship 1992 Louise McKinney post-secondary scholarship 1991 University of Lethbridge scholarship 1990
Animal Behavior Society, regular member 1994 - present American Society of Primatologists, regular member 1994 - present International Primatological Society Assistant Editor of the IPS Newsletter 1994 - 1996 Assistant to the Secretary General 1996 - 1998 Regular Member 1999 - present
Teaching ExperienceCentral Washington UniversityUndergraduate.General Psychology (20 sections) Fall 2000 – Spring 2005Introductory Statistics (10 sections) Fall 2000 – Summer 2006Intermediate Statistics (9 sections) Summer 2001 - Winter 2007Self-Injurious Behavior (2 sections) Summer 2004 & Fall 2006 *Evolutionary Psychology (6 sections) Fall 2001 – Fall 2006 Sexual Behavior (2 sections) Fall 2003 & Fall 2005 *Physiological Psychology (2 sections) Winter 2007 & Spring 2007 Individual Study in Observational Methods for Behavioral Research (2 sections) Winter 2004 The Physiology of Emotion Winter 2002 (1 credit enrichment course) Design & Analysis for Observational Field Research (as part of Biodiversity & Conservation Study Abroad Field Program) Summer 2005 & 2006
Research in Natural Environments (4 sections + 3 sections by arrangement) Winter 2002 – Spring 2007 Comparative Psychology Winter 2001 & Spring 2006 Directed Readings in Primate Evolution Summer 2003 * denotes classes with graduate/undergraduate sections University of Lethbridge Comparative Cognition Summer 2000Primate Behaviour Summer 1999Introduction to Animal Behaviour (2 sections) Summer 1997 & 1998University of Georgia Statistics for Behavioral Sciences (3 sections) Fall 1997 – Spring 1998Physiological and Comparative Psychology (laboratory) Summer 1996 duties: demonstration and supervision of sheep brain dissections, direction of ethogram construction and behavioral data recording with crickets and squirrels Teaching Workshops AttendedPsychology Department’s Peer Evaluation of Instruction Day, Central Washington University, June 2003 – 2006 Creating Reliable and Valid Classroom Tests Workshop, Central Washington University, September 2004 Writing Assessment Workshop, Central Washington University, September 2002Introduction to Blackboard 5.5, and Steps for Creating Your Online Course, Central Washington University, October 2001 The Academic Advising Workshop, Central Washington University, October 2001Research and Technical TrainingYerkes Regional Primate Research Center (Lawrenceville, GA) Conducted behavioral research with rhesus macaques 1996 - 1998 Received training in hormone assay techniques 1996
Collected behavioral data on capuchin monkeys 1996 University of Georgia Cebus lab. (Athens, GA) Conducted and assisted in research with capuchin monkeys 1993 - 1996 techniques: behavioral data recording; animal capture, handling and transport University of Georgia (Athens, GA) Assisted in endocrine research with female rodents 1994 - 1995 techniques: animal handling; collection, staining, and interpretation of vaginal smears; animal anaesthetization; suturing Publications: Peer-reviewed Articles (names of student co-authors are bolded and underlined)Matheson, M.D., Sheeran, L.K., Li, J.H., & Wagner, R.S. (2006). Tourist impact on Tibetan Macaques. Anthrozoos, 19, 158 - 168. Matheson, M.D., Fragaszy, D.M., and Johnson-Pynn, J.S. (2005). Response to novel housing in two groups of captive tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). Primates, 46, 235-240.
Fuentes, A., Sans, C., Malone, N., Matheson, M., & Vaughan, L. (2002). Conflict and post-conflict behavior in a small group of chimpanzees. Primates, 43(3), 223-236. Matheson, M.D. & Bernstein, I.S. (2000). Grooming, social bonding, and agonistic aiding in rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta). American Journal of Primatology, 51, 177 – 186.
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