Scott Duncan
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Scott Duncan
Summary
Scott Duncan is a human[1]. He worked as a sports scientist[2].
Key Facts
- Scott Duncan worked as a sports scientist[2].
- Scott Duncan's field of work was sports science[3].
- Scott Duncan's field of work was healthy lifestyle[4].
- Scott Duncan held the position of full professor[5].
- Among Scott Duncan's employers was Auckland University of Technology[6].
- Scott Duncan's doctoral advisor was Grant Schofield[7].
- Scott Duncan's doctoral advisor was Elaine Rush[8].
- A notable student of Scott Duncan was Adrian McPherson[9].
- A notable student of Scott Duncan was Laura-Jane Booker[10].
- Scott Duncan is recorded as male[11].
- Scott Duncan's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Scott Duncan supervised Greig Logan as a doctoral student[13].
- Scott Duncan supervised Gayle Souter-Brown as a doctoral student[14].
- Scott Duncan supervised Tom Stewart as a doctoral student[15].
- Scott Duncan supervised Geeta Sharma as a doctoral student[16].
- Scott Duncan supervised Micalla Williden as a doctoral student[17].
- Scott Duncan earned the academic degree of Doctor of Philosophy[18].
- Scott Duncan's family name is recorded as Duncan[19].
- Scott Duncan's given name is recorded as Scott[20].
- Scott Duncan's academic thesis is recorded as Physical activity and obesity in children: measurement, associations, and recommendations[21].
- Scott Duncan's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject[22].
Body
Education
Doctoral advisors include Grant Schofield[7], a researcher[23], of New Zealand[24] and Elaine Rush[8], a scientist[25], of New Zealand[26]. Scott Duncan earned the academic degree of Doctor of Philosophy[18].
Career and Affiliations
Scott Duncan's professions included sports scientist[2]. Fields of work include sports science[3], an interdisciplinary science[27] and healthy lifestyle[4]. He was employed by Auckland University of Technology[6]. He held the position of full professor[5]. Notable students include Adrian McPherson[9], a researcher[28] and Laura-Jane Booker[10], a researcher[29]. Doctoral students include Greig Logan[13], a researcher[30]; Gayle Souter-Brown[14], a researcher[31]; Tom Stewart[15], a researcher[32]; Geeta Sharma[16], a researcher[33]; and Micalla Williden[17], a nutritionist[34].
FAQs
What did Scott Duncan do for work?
Scott Duncan worked as sports scientist[2].