Department of Health Sciences
L.E. (Leigh) Rich
Assistant Professor
Contact Information
Degrees and Training
- Ph.D. Health and Behavioral Sciences, The University of Colorado
- M.A. Medical and Cultural Anthropology, The University of Arizona
- B.A. Cultural Anthropology, The University of Colorado
- Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication, SOPHE, Chicago
- Effective STD/HIV Behavioral Interventions, CDC Prevention Training Center, Denver
- Allard Capitol Conference, Washington, D.C.
- Fieldwork Training in Cultural Anthropology, Dorf Tirol, Italy
- AtlasTi Training, The University of Colorado
Curriculum Vitae
Teaching Philosophy
Research Interests
- Bioethics, biotechnology, and the law
- Health communication
- Health, gender and the media
- Prevention of human trafficking
- Telemedicine
- Anthropology of the body
- Embodiment, personhood, and the ethics of treating the body as property
- U.S. health policy and the future of American medicine
- Political economic and feminist perspectives of health
- Effective prevention and intervention
- Programs for STDs and HIV/AIDS
- History of science, medicine, and the common law
- Qualitative research methods
- Computer-aided qualitative data analysis