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Cameron T. Whitley

Associate Professor

Western Washington University

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology

Studies Of Women, Gender, And Sexuality

Department Of Sociology

Laboratory Of Demographic Research

Western Washington University

Cameron T. Whitley is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor at Western Washington University.

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Cameron T. Whitley

Western Washington University

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From Information-Sharing to Collaboration: How Structured Networks Support Professional Practice in Zoos and Aquariums. Environmental Conservation (2026)

distributed collaborationcommunity engagementprofessional practiceinformation managementmanagementcollaborative networkscooperationcollaborative infrastructurecommunity-engaged researchstructured networkscommunicationcomputer-supported cooperative workknowledge managementorganizational communicationopen collaboration

Unrecognized Mass Casualty Events: Exploring How News Coverage Minimizes Nonhuman Animal Death in Urban Wildfires. Anthrozoös (2026)

wildlifenatural disastersmass communicationdisaster preventionanimal conservationurban wildfireswildfirespublic healthmass casualty eventsdisaster researchhuman-wildlife relationshipsfire risk analysiscommunicationdisaster medicinedisasterswildfire smokemortalitymedia studiesjournalism

Association Between Serum Testosterone and Measures of Cardiovascular Health Among Transgender Individuals Using Gender-Affirming Testosterone Therapy: A Cross-Sectional Study. Biology of Sex Differences (2025)

gender identityendocrinologygender studiestransgender healthsex differences

Banning of Cockfighting in Puerto Rico: Assessing Public Support and Opposition. Social Problems (2025)

public policypolitical sciencepublic supportpuerto ricopolicy analysisconservation sciencesport management

Corrigendum to “Inequities in Organ and Tissue Donation and Transplantation for Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Diverse People: A Scoping Review” [American Journal of Transplantation. Volume 23, Issue 6, June 2023, Pages 707–726]. American Journal of Transplantation (2025)

gender identityorgan transplantationmedicinetransgender studiessexual identitysexual diversitytissue donationgender studiesjune 2023sexual orientationtransgender healthlgbt health

Creation and Evaluation of a Gender Diversity Focused Cultural Competency Training for Phlebotomists: Study Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial. Heliyon (2025)

program evaluationcultural sensitivitycultural diversityeducationgender studieshealth profession traininginclusive educationcross-cultural assessmentgender diversity

Going With the Flow: Assessing How Zoos and Aquariums Communicate Information About Marine Animals Without Faces (Mawfs). Journal of Zoological and Botanical Gardens (2025)

aquariums communicate informationwildlifeethologymarine biologymarine managementscientific communicationassessing how zooshuman-animal interactionsbehavioral sciencescommunication

Guidance for Depicting Animals With Disabilities. Curator The Museum Journal (2025)

disability studiesveterinary medicinespecial educationdevelopmental disabilitieshuman-animal interactionslearning disabilitiesdisabilityaccessibilityinclusive educationart

Increasing Positive Perception of Disability Through Depictions of Animals With Disabilities. Animals (2025)

disability studiesdisability through depictionsintellectual disabilitydisability awarenessdevelopmental disabilitieshuman-animal interactionsbehavioral sciencesdisabilityart therapylearning disabilitiesinclusive educationpositive perceptionpsychology

Lived Experiences of Sexual and Gender Minorities in Solid Organ Transplantation: A Best-Fit Framework Synthesis and Inductive Thematic Analysis. Canadian Journal of Kidney Health and Disease (2025)

gender identitytransgender studiessociologyhomosexualitylgbt healthsexual identitygender minoritiesgender studiessexuality and disabilitysolid organ transplantationsexual orientationtransgender healthbest-fit framework synthesissexual and reproductive healthgender inequality

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Cameron T. Whitley

Associate Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology

Studies Of Women, Gender, And Sexuality

Department Of Sociology

Laboratory Of Demographic Research

Western Washington University

Cameron T. Whitley is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Cameron T. Whitley

Western Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

From Information-Sharing to Collaboration: How Structured Networks Support Professional Practice in Zoos and Aquariums. Environmental Conservation (2026)

Unrecognized Mass Casualty Events: Exploring How News Coverage Minimizes Nonhuman Animal Death in Urban Wildfires. Anthrozoös (2026)

gender identityendocrinologygender studiestransgender healthsex differences

Banning of Cockfighting in Puerto Rico: Assessing Public Support and Opposition. Social Problems (2025)

public policypolitical sciencepublic supportpuerto ricopolicy analysisconservation sciencesport management

gender identityorgan transplantationmedicinetransgender studiessexual identitysexual diversitytissue donationgender studiesjune 2023sexual orientationtransgender healthlgbt health

Creation and Evaluation of a Gender Diversity Focused Cultural Competency Training for Phlebotomists: Study Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial. Heliyon (2025)

program evaluationcultural sensitivitycultural diversityeducationgender studieshealth profession traininginclusive educationcross-cultural assessmentgender diversity

Going With the Flow: Assessing How Zoos and Aquariums Communicate Information About Marine Animals Without Faces (Mawfs). Journal of Zoological and Botanical Gardens (2025)

aquariums communicate informationwildlifeethologymarine biologymarine managementscientific communicationassessing how zooshuman-animal interactionsbehavioral sciencescommunication

Guidance for Depicting Animals With Disabilities. Curator The Museum Journal (2025)

disability studiesveterinary medicinespecial educationdevelopmental disabilitieshuman-animal interactionslearning disabilitiesdisabilityaccessibilityinclusive educationart

Increasing Positive Perception of Disability Through Depictions of Animals With Disabilities. Animals (2025)

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