Elizabeth Lampe

Elizabeth Lampe is currently completing her psychology internship at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and is in the final year of her PhD in clinical psychology at Drexel University. Elizabeth's research uses cutting-edge momentary assessment technology, advanced statistical modeling, and theoretical frameworks of both disordered eating and health-behavior promotion to identify novel treatment targets for eating disorders, with a specific interest in the role of adaptive exercise engagement and sleep dysregulation. Her dissertation combines ecological momentary assessment and passive sensor measurement in a supervised machine learning model to classify exercise episodes as either adaptive or maladaptive among individuals with eating disorders to inform novel theoretical frameworks for adaptive exercise engagement in the context of disordered eating. In her free time, Elizabeth enjoys knitting, cooking, and hiking with her dog, Dixie.