Madeline Montgomery

Visiting Assistant Professor
Psychology and Neuroscience Department

Education

PhD in Behavioral and Social Health Sciences, Brown University School of Public Health
Master of Public Health, Brown University School of Public Health
BA in Anthropology and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, St. Mary's College of Maryland

About

Professional interests

LGBTQIA+ communities, collective care, social and structural determinants of health, sexual and reproductive health, disability justice, inclusive teaching practices

Other interests

Swing dancing, knitting, queer poetry, cats

Appointments

In person: Wednesdays from 10:30-11:30 AM – drop in (DC 3306)

Virtual: Tuesdays from 3:00-4:00 PM, Fridays from 10:00-11:30 AM; please schedule online: https://tinyurl.com/MontgomeryFA25

Publications

Peer-reviewed publications

Other publications

  1. Ace Community Survey Team. (2025). 2024 Ace Community Survey summary report. https://acecommunitysurvey.org/2025/10/20/2024-ace-community-survey-summary-report/

  2. Ace Community Survey Team. (2024a). 2022 Ace Community Survey summary report. https://acecommunitysurvey.org/2024/10/23/2022-ace-community-survey-summary-report/

  3. Ace Community Survey Team. (2024b). Living conditions, coming out, and communities (2021 Survey). https://acecommunitysurvey.org/2024/06/30/living-conditions-coming-out-and-communities-2021-survey/

  4.  Montgomery, M. (2022). What queer people with a cervix need to know about cervical cancer. Autostraddle. https://www.autostraddle.com/what-queer-people-with-cervixes-need-to-know-about-cervical-cancer-prevention/

  5. Montgomery, M.C. (2022). Centering sexual satisfaction in the PrEP conversation. POZ Magazine. https://www.poz.com/article/centering-sexual-satisfaction-prep-conversation

  6. McKelvie, B., Malimban, C., Collins, F., Jiang, H., Montgomery, M. (2020). The space between the stars: an oral history record and how-to. Providence Public Library. https://provlibdigital.org/islandora/object/109-07-02_13

  7. Montgomery, M.C., Chan, P.A. (2016). A pill a day to prevent HIV? Successes and challenges of pre-exposure prophylaxis in the real world. Atlas of Science. https://atlasofscience.org/a-pill-a-day-to-prevent-hiv-successes-and-challenges-of-pre-exposure-prophylaxis-in-the-real-world/

Articles in preparation

  1. Chavez, S.J., Montgomery, M., DiBella, A.M., Neighbors, C., Carey, K.B. Expanding perspectives on reducing harms from drinking in college: a qualitative study. Submitted for publication.

  2. Bryer, C., Montgomery, M.C.. Queering “hard-to-reach” populations in public health: implications for research with 2S/LGBTQIA+ communities. Manuscript in preparation.

  3. Montgomery, M.C., Kopeka, M., Operario, D., Clark, M.A., Agénor, M. Provider-level determinants of cervical cancer screening access among LGBTQIA+ young adults: opportunities for provider action. Manuscript in preparation.

  4. Montgomery, M.C., Kopeka, M., Operario, D., Clark, M.A., Agénor, M. Collective care as resistance to multilevel oppression in sexual and reproductive health information and care among transgender men and nonbinary people with a cervix. Manuscript in preparation.

Teaching Interests

Introduction to Public Health, Public Health as a Profession, Queer and Trans Psychology and Health, Community Health Promotion, Research Capstone in Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology

Research Interests

I study access to and experiences with healthcare in LGBTQIA+ communities, with a particular focus on sexual/reproductive health among queer cisgender women, nonbinary people, and transgender men, through primarily qualitative research methods. I am especially interested in centering collective care strategies and community resistance against structural cisheterosexism in health institutions.

Department(s)

Psychology

Program(s)

Office

Discovery Center 3306

Hours

See Appointments section