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Michael Montoya

Emeritus Faculty Professor Emerita

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Department of Chicano/latino Studies

Michael Montoya is currently serving as an Anthropology Emeritus Faculty Professor Emerita at University of California, Irvine.

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Michael Montoya

University of California, Irvine

Emeritus Faculty Professor Emerita

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genetics oncology public health population genetics adolescent health diabetes epidemiology psychology human genetics health psychology diabetes research adolescent medicine health inequalities young adults genetic variation genetic epidemiology narrative ethnographic theory social science research sociobiology anthropological theory leukemia cancer care obstetrics and gynaecology diabetes care diabetes therapies psychological medicine medical genetics adolescent psychology adolescence diabetes epidemiology participatory sensing community discovery community practice education action pattern investigative studies primary investigation healthy cities urban health socio-economic development socio-economic impacts health outcomes socioeconomics racial equity health disparities self-care intervention diabetes management bioethnic conscription cancer survivorship mexican diabeticrace thrifty genotype dialogical action community-driven participatory research preliminary investigation potential futures young adult survivors multilevel socioeconomic effects diabetes science inequality biological capital randomized clinical trials cancer survival racial disparities islamic thought discourse analysis decoloniality social semiotics gender studies contemporary islam geopolitics cultural cosmopolitanism culture media studies feminist theory

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Attitudes Toward Cancer Clinical Trial Participation in Young Adults With a History of Cancer and a Healthy College Student Sample: A Preliminary Investigation. Journal of Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology (2014)

Timothy J. GrigsbyErin E. KentMichael J. MontoyaLeonard S. SenderRebecca A. MorrisArgyrios ZiogasHoda Anton-Culver

health sciencespreliminary investigationoncologyadolescent healthyoung adultsprimary investigationadolescent medicine

Potential Futures for a Healthy City. Current Anthropology (2013)

Michael J. Montoya

urban healthhealthy citiespublic healthpotential futures

Multilevel Socioeconomic Effects on Quality of Life in Adolescent and Young Adult Survivors of Leukemia and Lymphoma. Quality of Life Research (2012)

Erin E. KentLeonard S. SenderRebecca A. MorrisTimothy J. GrigsbyMichael J. MontoyaArgyrios ZiogasHoda Anton-Culver

socioeconomic statushealth policyeconomicssocio-economic impactssocio-economic developmenthealth outcomesoncologysocioeconomicsmultilevel socioeconomic effectsadolescent healthleukemiaquality of lifepublic healthcancer carehealth inequalitiessocial determinants of healthyoung adult survivors

Teaching Medical Students About Race. Anthropology Now (2012)

Michael J. Montoya

raceanthropologymedical educationmedical students

“You’re Too Young for This”: Adolescent and Young Adults’ Perspectives on Cancer Survivorship. Journal of Psychosocial Oncology (2012)

Erin E. KentCarla ParryMichael J. MontoyaLeonard S. SenderRebecca A. MorrisHoda Anton-Culver

adolescenceoncologycancer survivorshippsychologyadolescent healthyoung adultsadolescent psychologyadolescent medicinepsychiatrybehavioral scienceshealth psychology

Dialogical Action: Moving From Community-Based to Community-Driven Participatory Research. Qualitative Health Research (2011)

Michael J. MontoyaErin E. Kent

community practice educationcommunity engagementsocial scienceseducational researchresearch ethicsethnographic theoryaction patternsociobiologycommunity-driven participatory researchcommunicationnarrativesociologysocial science researchcommunity developmentinvestigative studiescommunity discoverycivic engagementdialogical actionanthropological theoryparticipatory sensing

Making the Mexican Diabeticrace, Science, and the Genetics of Inequality. (2011)

Michael Montoya

geneticshuman geneticspopulation geneticsmexican diabeticracediabetes researchdiabetespublic healthhealth inequalitiesdiabetes epidemiologyeconomic inequality

RE: Racial Disparities in Cancer Survival Among Randomized Clinical Trials of the Southwest Oncology Group. JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute (2010)

M. J. MontoyaE. E. Kent

clinical trialsrandomized clinical trialssouthwest oncology groupracial disparitiesoncologyhealth disparitiescancer survivalepidemiology

Dangerous Implications of Racial Genetics Research. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2008)

Michael J. MontoyaBenjamin M. Howard

geneticsracial genetics researchobstetrics and gynaecologydangerous implicationsracial discrimination

Bioethnic Conscription: Genes, Race, and Mexicana/O Ethnicity in Diabetes Research. Cultural Anthropology (2007)

MICHAEL J. MONTOYA

geneticspopulation geneticshuman geneticsmedical geneticsdiabetes researchgenetic epidemiologydiabetesgenetic variationbioethnic conscriptionepidemiology

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Michael Montoya

Emeritus Faculty Professor Emerita

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Department of Chicano/latino Studies

Michael Montoya is currently serving as an Anthropology Emeritus Faculty Professor Emerita at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Montoya

University of California, Irvine

Emeritus Faculty Professor Emerita

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Timothy J. GrigsbyErin E. KentMichael J. MontoyaLeonard S. SenderRebecca A. MorrisArgyrios ZiogasHoda Anton-Culver

health sciencespreliminary investigationoncologyadolescent healthyoung adultsprimary investigationadolescent medicine

Potential Futures for a Healthy City. Current Anthropology (2013)

Michael J. Montoya

urban healthhealthy citiespublic healthpotential futures

Multilevel Socioeconomic Effects on Quality of Life in Adolescent and Young Adult Survivors of Leukemia and Lymphoma. Quality of Life Research (2012)

Erin E. KentLeonard S. SenderRebecca A. MorrisTimothy J. GrigsbyMichael J. MontoyaArgyrios ZiogasHoda Anton-Culver

Teaching Medical Students About Race. Anthropology Now (2012)

Michael J. Montoya

raceanthropologymedical educationmedical students

“You’re Too Young for This”: Adolescent and Young Adults’ Perspectives on Cancer Survivorship. Journal of Psychosocial Oncology (2012)

Erin E. KentCarla ParryMichael J. MontoyaLeonard S. SenderRebecca A. MorrisHoda Anton-Culver

adolescenceoncologycancer survivorshippsychologyadolescent healthyoung adultsadolescent psychologyadolescent medicinepsychiatrybehavioral scienceshealth psychology

Dialogical Action: Moving From Community-Based to Community-Driven Participatory Research. Qualitative Health Research (2011)

Michael J. MontoyaErin E. Kent

Making the Mexican Diabeticrace, Science, and the Genetics of Inequality. (2011)

Michael Montoya

geneticshuman geneticspopulation geneticsmexican diabeticracediabetes researchdiabetespublic healthhealth inequalitiesdiabetes epidemiologyeconomic inequality

RE: Racial Disparities in Cancer Survival Among Randomized Clinical Trials of the Southwest Oncology Group. JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute (2010)

M. J. MontoyaE. E. Kent

clinical trialsrandomized clinical trialssouthwest oncology groupracial disparitiesoncologyhealth disparitiescancer survivalepidemiology

Dangerous Implications of Racial Genetics Research. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2008)

Michael J. MontoyaBenjamin M. Howard

geneticsracial genetics researchobstetrics and gynaecologydangerous implicationsracial discrimination

Bioethnic Conscription: Genes, Race, and Mexicana/O Ethnicity in Diabetes Research. Cultural Anthropology (2007)

MICHAEL J. MONTOYA

geneticspopulation geneticshuman geneticsmedical geneticsdiabetes researchgenetic epidemiologydiabetesgenetic variationbioethnic conscriptionepidemiology

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