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Noah J. Webster is an Associate Research Scientist at the University of Michigan’s Institute for Social Research, focusing primarily on the intersection of social relationships and health. His research addresses how environmental and social contexts contribute to health disparities across the life course. He holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from Case Western Reserve University, with specializations in Medical Sociology and Research Methods. Dr. Webster is a co-investigator on several sponsored research projects, including a longitudinal study funded by the National Institute on Aging aimed at understanding social relations, aging, and health. He is also involved in examining the role of humility and forgiveness across ethnic groups, funded by the Templeton Foundation, as well as a multidisciplinary study assessing the impact of green infrastructure in Detroit, supported by the University of Michigan Water Center. Additionally, Dr. Webster serves as the Assistant Director of the Society 2030 Consortium, which connects university and industry stakeholders to identify critical socio-economic trends and develop strategic insights for future policy and research.
University of Michigan Institute for Social Research • Ann Arbor, MI
Conducts research on health-related behaviors and their relationship with social relationships and environmental contexts.
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science