Rate My Professor Luke Morrison

Morrison earned multiple degrees from the University of Otago: a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Geography in 1993 for his thesis 'Voluntary Associations and Spatial Information Fields,' a Master of Arts in Geography in 1996 for 'Driven to Despair?: Geographical Implications of Giving up Driving in Old Age,' and a Bachelor of Laws with Honours in 2011 for 'Legal Responses to Non-Life-Threatening Medical Neglect,' featured in the Otago Yearbook of Legal Research 2011. As a Junior Research Fellow at the Injury Prevention Research Unit in the Department of Preventive and Social Medicine, Dunedin School of Medicine, he co-authored several peer-reviewed articles. These include 'The process and impact of implementing injury prevention projects in smaller communities in New Zealand' (Health Promotion International, 2003), 'Epidemiology of non-submersion injuries in aquatic settings: a total population study in New Zealand' (Injury Prevention, 2003), 'Marijuana use and car crash injury' (Accident Analysis & Prevention, 2003), and contributions to studies on drowning-related deaths in New Zealand (1980–94). He also held positions as Executive Officer (University of Otago Calendar 2007) and HR representative, Acting Manager Promotions and Remuneration.