Aging Studies, Human Services, and Sociology
Embrace the power of understanding human dynamics. Master the art of making a difference. Become the catalyst for community transformation.
Understanding and Impoving Society
Aging Studies is a field that offers a range of opportunities for individuals who are passionate about enhancing the well-being of older adults and addressing the unique challenges associated with aging. It is a field where professionals can make a meaningful and positive impact on the lives of older individuals and their families, as well as contribute to the development of policies and practices that support healthy aging.
A career in Human Services is well-suited for individuals who are compassionate, empathetic, and dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of others. It is a field where professionals work tirelessly to address social issues, promote equity, and empower individuals and communities to lead healthier and more fulfilling lives.
Going into the field of Sociology is an opportunity to engage with critical societal issues, make a positive impact, and develop skills that are valuable in a wide range of professions. If you are passionate about understanding and improving society and are drawn to the study of human behavior, sociology can be an enriching and fulfilling career choice.
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Dedicated Faculty
Sasha Montero, M.A. is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Aging Studies, Human Services, and Sociology Department.
Department Faculty
- Peter Aguilera paguilera1@coastline.edu (Sociology)
- Karen Marks kmarks@cccd.edu (Human Services)
- Sasha Montero smontero@coastline.edu (Human Services & Sociology) *Dept. Chair
- Nancy Parent nparent@coastline.edu (Aging Studies)
- Ellis Walker ewaller@coastline.edu (Aging Studies)
- Warren Washington wwashington@cccd.edu (Sociology)
- Darlene Wooten dwooten3@cccd.edu (Human Services)
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Aging Studies, Human Services, and Sociology Department
Sasha Montero, M.A., Dept. Chair