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Dr. Gerard Duncan is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Clinical Psychology at Antioch University Santa Barbara. He specializes in aging, neurodegeneration, and serious mental illness, with a focus on psychological assessment and clinical research. His work bridges the fields of neuropsychology and social justice, emphasizing diversity in psychology education.
- Education: BA in Psychology (University of Texas at Arlington, 2007), MA in Community Clinical Psychology (Texas Southern University, 2017), PsyD in Clinical Psychology (Antioch University Santa Barbara, 2023)
Dr. Duncan’s research explores the interplay between severe mental illness, aging processes, and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s. He has taught graduate courses on research methods, psychopathology, lifespan development, and multicultural clinical skills, fostering inclusive practices in psychology education.
His recent presentations at the American Neurological Association and Alzheimer’s Association meetings highlight his work on visuospatial assessment tools for early dementia detection. These contributions align with his focus on clinical research and cognitive modeling in aging populations.
- Scientific Awards:
- Antioch University Santa Barbara Teaching Fellowship (2022-2023)
- Antioch University Santa Barbara Student Travel Award Scholarship (2018-2020)
Dr. Duncan has held clinical research roles at Baylor College of Medicine and McKesson Specialty Health, and is actively involved in professional organizations like the Alzheimer’s Association, Society for Black Neuropsychology, and Psi Chi Honor Society. He continues to mentor clinicians and advocate for community-centered psychological practice.
