David B. Glover, PhD
I research how disciplined practice trains perception. I help universities, doctoral students, and practitioner communities turn embodied expertise into rigorous scholarship.
My work bridges scholarly theory and practitioner-based inquiry, drawing on ecological approaches to learning to understand adaptation, perceptual refinement, and adaptive expertise in complex, real-world environments. Rather than separating theory and practice, I treat practice as inquiry and theory as a means of clarifying, testing, and refining what practice makes possible.
Teaching
Qualitative research methods, technologies of the self, movement-based learning, ecological approaches to perception, and cross-cultural practice.
Research
Interdisciplinary qualitative research, practitioner-informed scholarship, cross-cultural analysis of embodied disciplines, grant-supported initiatives, and co-authorship.
Doctoral Coaching
Conceptual architecture, research design, methodological clarity, writing development, and navigation of complex interdisciplinary projects.