Nancy Fultz, PhD
- Teaching Assistant Professor, Undergraduate Advisor, & Director of Undergraduate Studies
My work has focused on issues at the intersection of social science and medicine. I am particularly interested in the social construction of conditions/experiences related to women’s health and aging. I believe that policy and practice should be guided by evidence, and I am drawn to translational activities that hold the promise of action stemming from research. This perspective informs my teaching, as well.
Education & Training
- PhD, University of Michigan, 1990
- MA, University of Michigan, 1982
- BA, University of Michigan, 1978
Research Interests
- Social gerontology
- Medicial sociology
- Research methodology
- Social psychology
