Dr. Marjorie Mccullagh

Biography

Marjorie C. McCullagh is a Professor Emerita at the University of Michigan School of Nursing, specializing in community and public health behaviors, occupational health nursing, and intervention effectiveness research. With a robust background in understanding the health and safety of agricultural workers, she has conducted extensive research on the detrimental effects of toxic noise exposure and has developed validated instruments to measure health behaviors in this population. McCullagh's interdisciplinary approach combines insights from sociology, health communications, audiology, and applied statistics to address significant health challenges in rural settings. Her work, which includes randomized controlled trials and innovative intervention strategies, has been published in numerous top-tier peer-reviewed journals, and she has presented her findings at multiple national and international conferences. Besides research, McCullagh has substantial teaching experience at both undergraduate and graduate levels, utilizing a variety of engaging teaching methodologies to accommodate diverse learning styles. She has also served in various leadership roles within professional organizations, contributing to the advancement of nursing research and occupational health.

Research Interests

Experience

Awards