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TM HALTOM
Trenton M. Haltom, PhD is an award-winning educator and scholar of sociology and health services research. 

Trenton is an Assistant Professor at Baylor College of Medicine and a Qualitative Methodologist for the Center for Innovations in Quality, Effectiveness, and Safety (IQuESt) in Houston, Texas. He is also a lecturer at the University of Houston in the Department of Sociology. 

At IQuESt, Trenton works collaboratively with grant-funded teams to develop qualitative and mixed-method aims, facilitate quality improvement efforts, and consider patient experiences. He has led grants as the primary or co-investigator totaling over $12 million to date.
 
​The bulk of Trenton's independent scholarship has explored topics like men's sexual and reproductive health, Veteran health care experiences, and masculinities in women-dominated spaces.

Trenton has published dozens of peer reviewed articles and several book chapters. His first book, Embodiment: The Basics (co-authored with Samantha Kwan) is under review with Routledge. You can find his find his work published in Gender & Society, Men and Masculinities, Archives of Sexual Behavior, Journal of General Internal Medicine, in edited volumes, and other outlets.


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