University Catalog 2021-2022 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services
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Office of the Dean
Fine Arts 130
Phone: (323) 343-4600
FAX: (323) 343-5598
Website: www.calstatela.edu/academic/hhs/
Administrators:
Dean: Ronald E. Vogel
rvogel@calstatela.edu
(323)343-4600
Associate Dean: Tony Sinay
tsinay@calstatela.edu
(323)343-4600
Associate Dean: Veena Prabhu
vprabhu@calstatela.edu
(323)343-4606
Resource Manager: Tara Herman
therman@calstatela.edu
(323)-343-5613
Overview
The Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services is committed to educating and preparing human services professionals to become innovative practitioners and leaders. The College promotes the integration of teaching, research, policy, and public service in an interdisciplinary context. Knowledge, skill, and caring provide the foundation for educating a diverse workforce of the future that effectively serves multicultural urban communities from a local and global perspective. The College strives to be student-centered, faculty and staff-focused, and community-minded.
The academic units within the College are:
- The Department of Child and Family Studies
- The Department of Communication Disorders
- The Department of Nutrition and Food Science
- The Department of Public Health
- The Patricia A. Chin School of Nursing
- The School of Criminal Justice and Criminalistics
- The School of Kinesiology
- The School of Social Work
Academic programs that are available in these departments and schools include audiology, child development, public health, urban community health, health policy, criminal justice, criminalistics, dietetics, exercise science, family studies, food science and technology, kinesiology, nursing (including advanced practice), nutritional science, physical education, social work, and speech-language pathology.
The College is also home to the Applied Gerontology Institute, which focuses on aging issues and reaches out to multiethnic and multicultural populations within the Greater Los Angeles community, and The California Forensic Science Institute (CFSI) at California State University, Los Angeles is committed to advancing the forensic sciences through a multidisciplinary program that focuses on research development, professional training, student support, and community engagement. We are dedicated to upholding the highest professional, scientific, and academic standards in our service to the University, forensic science profession, and justice community. The College also has a Child Abuse and Family Violence Institute and offers a Youth Agency Administration program. In addition to the College-based certificate programs, academic programs within the College offer certificates in areas such as food safety, food science, law enforcement leadership, nurse practitioner specialties, parent educator and sports nutrition.
HHS Courses ProgramsCourses
Undergraduate Programs
Certificate Programs
The three credit certificate programs listed below are interdisciplinary in nature and are open to interested students in all majors throughout the campus. These programs are administered by the College of Health and Human Services.
Certificate Programs
The Applied Gerontology credit certificate, offered by the College of Health and Human Services through the Applied Gerontology Institute, contains course work in social work and is available to both social work majors and others. The school also offers course work applicable toward the interdisciplinary credit certificate in Child Maltreatment and Family Violence offered by the College of Health and Human Services.
Programs
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