Austin Duncan, PhD, MPA
Assistant Professor, Department of Community & Global Health
awd324@lehigh.edu
610-758-0829
Office: HST L122
Austin W. Duncan is an Assistant Professor of Disability Independence in the College of Health at Lehigh University. He is a medical and disability anthropologist, trained in medical and sociocultural anthropology at the University of Arizona’s School of Anthropology. His work focuses on the social and cultural dimensions of neurodiversity, and how neurological difference and impairment lead to wider health and social disparities through human sociality. He is currently conducting research on the role that qualitative dimensions of social networks play in the lives of individuals living with invisible disabilities.
Courses
CGH 301 Com&Glob Health Field Exp I
CGH 302 Com&Glob Health Field Exp II
CGH 303 Honors Field Experience I
CGH 304 Honors Field Experience II
CGH 323 Disability and Society
HLTH 095 FYS:Value of Health Degree
POPH 301 Capstone (Proposal)
POPH 302 Capstone (Execution)
POPH 305 Honors Pop Health Capstone (P)
POPH 306 Honors Pop Health Capstone (E)
POPH 405 Qualitative Research Methods