Lisa R. Henry

Previous Scheduled Teaching

Published Intellectual Contributions

Book

• Henry, L.R. (2020). Experiences of Hunger and Food Insecurity in College. Palgrave Macmillion.

Book Chapter

• Henry, Lisa. (2006). Native Hawaiians' Health-Seeking Behavior.  In Ethnicity and Health Seeking Behavior. Tyson Gibbs and Sue Lurie, eds.
• Henry, Lisa. (2004). Expressions of Tahitian Identity.  In Rethinking Revitalization, Michael Harkin, ed.

Encyclopedia Article

• Henry, M.D., , L. Applied Anthropology and Public Health. Oxford Research Encyclopedia.

Journal Article

• Henry, L.R., Ellis, D., Ellis, S., Fleck, M., Rodriguez, N., Delgado, V., Esmonde, J., Islam, M., Dazaoka, K., Sun, W., Tajallipour, P. (2023). Food insecurity among LGBTQIA+ college students in North Texas: Meaning, experiences, and recommendations for inclusive solutions.. 12 (2) 119–134.
• Henry, L.R. (2017). Understanding Food Insecurity among College Students: Experience, Motivation, and Local Solutions. Annals of Anthropological Practice. 41 (1) 6-19.
• Henry, Lisa. (2015). Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, and Community Health Centers under the Affordable Care Act. Human Organization. 74 (1) 42-51.
• Henry, Lisa. (2015). What Can Medical Anthropology Contribute to the Physician Assistant Profession?. Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. 28 (1) 53-57.
• Henry, L.R., Hooker, R.S. (2014). Caring for the Disadvantaged: The Role of Physician Assistants. Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. 27 (1) 36-42.
• Henry, Lisa, Ann Jordan, Mariela Nunez-Janes, and Alicia Re Cruz. (2013).
• Wahl, D., Avery, B., and Henry, L.. (2013).
• Re Cruz, A., Henry, L.R., Nunez-Janes, M.E., Jordan, A. (2013). Synonyms of Engagement: Forging an Engaged Anthropology in North Texas. Annals of Anthropological Practice 37.
• Wahl, D., Avery, B., & Henry, L.. (2012).
• Henry, Lisa and Roxanna Manoochehri. (2010). On Becoming an Applied Anthropologist: Collaboration and Clients in the Classroom.
• Henry, Lisa, Rodrick Hooker, and Katheryn Yates. (2010). The Role of Physician Assistants in Rural Healthcare: A Systematic Review of the Literature.
• Feldman, Kerry and Lisa Henry. (2009). Introduction.  Preparation for Public Policy Research and Work: Current Practice and Future Directions in Applied Anthropology Education.
• Henry, Lisa and Rodrick S. Hooker. (2008). Autonomous Physician Assistants in Remote Locations and the Views of their Communities.
• Gullion, Jessica, Lisa Henry, and Greg Gullion. (2008). Deciding to Opt Out of Childhood Vaccination Mandates.
• Gullion, Jessica Smartt, Lisa Henry, Emily Graves, Liya Akliliu, Jara Carrington, Bret Patterson, Vera Ruel. (2007). Conceptualizing Illness: Explanatory Models of the "Flu" Among Daycare Providers.
• Henry, Lisa and Ann Jordan. (2007). Field Projects and the Dilemma of Distance.
• Henry, Lisa and Rodrick S. Hooker. (2007). Retention of Physician Assistants in Rural Health Clinics.
• Henry, Lisa, Jessica Gullion, and Janet Macpherson. (2006). An Examination of the Benefits of Qualitative Research in Public Health.
• Henry, Lisa and Jessica Gullion. (2005). West Nile Virus: Knowledge, Behaviors, and Attitudes Among Seniors in Denton County, Texas.
• Henry, Lisa, Roderick Hooker and Michel Statler. (2002). Physician Assistant Students and Their Cadavers:  Narratives on the Gross Anatomy Experience.
• Henry, Lisa. (2002). Reconstruction and Resistance: Cultural Responses to Living the Health Transition in French Polynesia.

Magazine/Trade Publication

• Romero-Daza, Lisa Henry and Sunil Khanna. (2010). Consortium of Practicing and Applied Anthropology Programs (COPAA), April 2010..
• Romero-Daza, Lisa Henry and Sunil Khanna. (2010). Consortium of Practicing and Applied Anthropology Programs (COPAA), August 2010..

Newsletter

• Henry, L.R. (2017). Welcome from the New NAPA President. Anthropology News.
• Henry, L.R. (2016). Applied Anthropology and Food Security. Anthropology News.

Online class material

• Henry, Lisa. (2015). Peoples and Cultures of the Pacific.

Popular Press Article

• Romero-Daza, Nancy, Lisa Henry and Sunil Khanna. (2009). Consortium of Practicing and Applied Anthropology Programs (COPAA), August 2009.
• Romero-Daza, Nancy, Lisa Henry and Sunil Khanna. (2009). Consortium of Practicing and Applied Anthropology Programs (COPAA), February 2009.
• Lisa Henry et al.. (2009). H1N1 Influenza: Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviors among the General Population. Class project (online) and report to the Denton County Health Department..
• Feldman, Kerry and Lisa Henry, editors. (2009). Preparation for Public Policy Research and Work: Current Practice and Future Directions in Applied Anthropology Education.
• Lisa Henry et al.. (2009). Smoking Ordinance in the City of Denton: A Community Assessment. Class project (on-campus) and report to the Denton County Healthy Communities Coalition..
• Henry, Lisa et al. (2008). Investigating Messaging Behavior among Mobile Phone Users.
• Henry, Lisa et al. (2008). Investigating Messaging Behavior among Mobile Phone Users.
• Henry, Lisa et al. (2007). Cross Timbers Food Cooperative:  Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviors of the Co-op among its Members.
• Henry, Lisa et al. (2007). Influenza:  Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviors among the General Population.
• Henry, Lisa and Doug Henry. (2006). Assessment of AETC Conferences to Advance the Spirit of the Minority AIDS Initiatives (MAI).
• Henry, Doug and Lisa Henry. (2006). Assessment of the Medical Capacity and Culture of HIV Care in the Texas Panhandle.
• Henry, Lisa et al. (2006). Conscientious Objector: An Exploration of the Antivaccination Movement in Denton County.
• Henry, Lisa et al. (2006). Perceptions of Physical Activity among High Risks Groups for Type II Diabetes in Denton County, TX.
• Henry, Lisa et al. (2006). Understanding the Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors Regarding Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and Clostridium difficile (C-diff) among the General Population.
• Henry, Lisa et al. (2005). DAPEC – Community Assessment of End-of-Life Care.
• Henry, Lisa. (2004). Graduate Student Handbook.  The MA/MS Program in Applied Anthropology.
• Henry, Lisa et al. (2004). West Nile Virus:  Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors Among Seniors in Denton County, Texas.
• Henry, Lisa and Leslie Butt, editors. (2002). Pacific Perspectives on Health Transition Models.

Research Report

• Henry, L.R. Understanding Food Insecurity among Black and International College Students.
• Henry, L.R. (2021). Understanding Food Insecurity among LGBTQIA+ College Students.
• Henry, L.R. (2020). Food Insecurity in College during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
• Henry, L.R. (2017). UNT Food Pantry Patron Feedback Report.
• Henry, L.R., Henry, M.D. (2016). Mobile Food Pantry Research.

Software

• Henry, Lisa and Jennifer Chase. (2011).
• Henry, Lisa. (2009).
• Henry, Lisa and Christina Wasson. (2007).
• Henry, Lisa. (2006). Design and writing of "Ethnographic and Qualitative Methods," required graduate course in the online Applied Anthropology master's program.

Contracts, Grants and Sponsored Research

Grant - Research

• Champlin, S. (Principal), Cartwright, A.D. (Co-Principal), Evans, S. (Co-Principal), Henry, L.R. (Co-Principal), "Designing a Community-Driven Health Communications Toolkit to Engage Male Audiences," sponsored by College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) Scholarly and Creative Activity Award, University of North Texas, $4700 Funded. (2020 - 2023).
• Henry, L.R. (Co-Principal), Henry, D. (Co-Principal), "Study Abroad to Suva, Fiji," sponsored by Charn Uswachoke International Development Fund, University of North Texas, $4000 Funded. (2014 - 2014).
• Henry, L.R. (Principal), "Hunger in North Texas: Identifying Factors that Influence Food Security," sponsored by North Texas Food Bank Hunger Center, Local, $115584 Funded. (2012 - 2012).

Grant - Service

• Henry, L.R. (Principal), "Private Donor Sponsored Cold Storage in Food Pantry based on my proposal," Local, $15000 Funded. (2018 - 2018).

Sponsored Research

• Henry, L.R., "Understanding Food Insecurity among College Students: Best Practices for Local Solutions," sponsored by University of North Texas, University of North Texas, $4989.76 Funded. ( - 2016).