Experts Directory: Gerontology and Aging

Wei Cao

Department of Family and Consumer Sciences
work: (818) 677-4486
email: wei.cao@csun.edu

  • Performance evaluation of textiles
  • Functional clothing design
  • Apparel consumption behavior of elderly people
  • Sustainable textiles and apparel
  • Colored fastness of colored cotton

 

Inga Chira

Department of Finance, Financial Planning and Insurance 
work: (818) 677-4615
email: inga.chira@csun.edu

  • Financial planning
  • Retirement planning
  • Passive investments
  • Saving and budgeting
  • Student job placement

 

Maura Mitrushina

Department of Psychology 
work: (818) 677-4736
email: maura.mitrushina@csun.edu

  • Neuropsychology
  • Cognitive changes in normal aging and dementias

 

 

Louis Rubino

Department of Health Sciences
work: (818) 677-7257
email: louis.rubino@csun.edu

  • Integrated health care delivery systems with emphasis on acute hospitals and their various subdivisions
  • International health care issues
  • New leadership competencies and learning-centeredness
  • Health care services for the elderly and disabled populations

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Carrie L. Saetermoe

Department of Psychology 
work: (818) 677-3506
email: carrie.saetermoe@csun.edu

  • Developmental psychology
  • Pediatric psychology
  • Ethnic dimensions of adolescent disability and transition to adulthood
  • Pediatric oncology patients
  • Aging
  • Disability
  • Welfare reform and children’s well-being

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Veda E. Ward

Department of Recreation and Tourism Management
work: (818) 677-3202
email: veda.ward@csun.edu
Also speaks: Spanish

  • Parks, recreation and tourism curriculum development, assessment and national accreditation
  • Women, leisure and family—work life balance
  • Community development—new urbanism, facilities, open space, human potential
  • Leisure and spirituality
  • Leisure and aging—nutrition, exercise and personal development
  • Parks and recreation—statewide master plans
  • Recruiting minorities into the parks and recreation profession
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