John Duncan

Breaking new ground in the interdisciplinary realms of philosophy and psychology, John Duncan serves as an Associate Professor of Integrative Studies at the University of Oklahoma's College of Professional and Continuing Studies. Additionally, he holds a position as a Clinical Associate Professor at the College of Medicine. With a robust academic background, Duncan earned his Ph.D. in philosophy and further enriched his expertise through post-doctoral research in biological psychology. Duncan's career is marked by a unique blend of academic and practical experience. With an impressive 27 years in law enforcement, he has become a recognized authority on the manufacture and abuse of methamphetamine. His insights and expertise have been sought after on a global scale, where he has presented extensively on this critical issue. His research interests are diverse yet interconnected, focusing on phenomenology, applied ethics, and media psychology. Through his work, Duncan seeks to explore the intricate relationships between human consciousness, ethical decision-making, and the influence of media on psychological processes. His contributions to these fields are not only academic but also practical, as he applies his findings to real-world challenges. At the University of Oklahoma, Duncan is known for his dynamic teaching style and his ability to engage students in complex discussions that bridge theory and practice. His courses often challenge students to think critically about the ethical implications of contemporary issues, encouraging them to apply philosophical concepts to everyday situations. Beyond his academic and professional pursuits, Duncan is committed to fostering a collaborative learning environment that encourages innovation and critical thinking. His dedication to education and research continues to inspire both his students and colleagues, making him a valued member of the academic community.