The Decker School of Nursing--Lindsay Lake-Morgan, PhD, RN, GNP

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Lindsay Lake Morgan
(PhD, RN, GNP)

Assistant Professor

AB345
Decker School of Nursing
Binghamton University
Binghamton, NY 13902

Phone: (607) 777-6812
E-mail: lmorgan@binghamton.edu

Lindsay Lake Morgan is an Assistant Professor at the Decker School of Nursing. She received her Ph.D. from University of Texas at Austin, 1996.

Research Interests

Rural Populations

Gerontology

Environmental Health

Research and Grant Activities
A Community Service Program: Caring for Rural Caregivers New York State Department of Health, Center for Community Health, Division of Chronic Disease Prevention and Adult Health, Alzheimer's Disease Program. Funded 2006-2011.

Sustaining Rural Populations: Physical Activity for the Forgotten Few . Center for Disease Control, Public Health Conference Support Grant. Funded 2006-2011.

Rural peoples' perceptions about scientific health care research. Research in collaboration with Pamela Stewart Fahs. Funded by the O'Connor Office of Rural Health Studies, Decker School of Nursing.

Healthy Home/Healthy Baby: A study of lead exposures in rural families. Research funded by The Gerber Companies Foundation.

Selected Publications
Austin, E., Johnston, Y., & Morgan, L.L., Community Gardening in a Senior Center: A Therapeutic Recreation Opportunity. Submitted to Therapeutic Recreation.

Morgan, L. L., Fahs, P. S., & Klesh, J. Barriers to research participation identified by rural people. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health, 11(4) 407-414.

Fahs, P. S., Morgan, L. L., & Kalman, M. B. A call for replication. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 35(1), 67-71.

Morgan, L. L. & Reel, S. J. Developing cultural competence in rural nursing. Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care, 3, 1. [online] Available: http://www.rno.org/journal/. Credit bearing for Continuing Education.

Fahs, P. S., Smith, B. E., Atav, A. S., Britten, M. X., Collins, M. S., Morgan, L. L., Spencer, G. A. An integrative research review of risk behaviors among adolescents in rural, suburban, and urban areas. Journal of Adolescent Health, 24 (4), 230-243.

Morgan, L. L. Children and lead - A model of care for community health and primary care providers. Family and Community Health, 19 (1), 42-48.

Lake, L. Coordinating lead education and dwelling abatement. (Abstract) Public Health Reports, 108 (2), 168-169. Semifinalist: Department of Health and Human Services Secretary's Award for Health Innovations.