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Dr. Ted Coleman was a faculty member at Cal State, San
Bernardino (CSUSB) from 1983 to 1985. After pursuing a variety of other career
opportunities, he returned in the Fall of 2006 to Chair the Department of Health
Science and Human Ecology. His background includes teaching at Purdue
University, Utah State University, and Kennedy-Western University as well as
national and international consulting and training, hospital administration, and
corporate training. He was a Senior Trainer and Trainer of Trainers for Quest
International, Lions-Quest Canada, and the International Renewal Institute (IRI).
He was also Chancellor at Kennedy-Western University before returning to CSUSB.
Here at Cal State, Dr. Coleman teaches several health-related graduate and
undergraduate courses, including HSCI 501 (Health Status and Determinants of
Health), HSCI 367 (Human Disease Mechanisms), HSCI 423 (Health and Wellness of
Older Adults), and HSCI 550 (Health Aspects of
Death and Dying). He is a member of the Advisory Board of the University Center
for Developmental Disabilities and serves on the CSUSB Disaster Preparedness
Committee (UCDD), the Student Health Advisory Council (SHAC), and the Institutional Review Board (IRB).
Research interests include the area of thanatology (the study of death, dying,
grief, and mourning); the effects of effective patient training on glycemic
monitoring and control (i.e., how people with diabetes keep track of and
maintain proper blood glucose levels); health status and the influence of
internalized homophobia in gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender individuals;
health issues of men; and various health concerns of individuals with autism and
their families.
| Professional Specialties: |
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Teaching Effectiveness |
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Training of Trainers |
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Diabetes Education |
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Men's Health Issues |
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Death and Dying |
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Selected Publications: |
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Coleman, T. 1993. The effect
of an instructional module on death and dying on the death anxiety
of emergency medical technician trainees. Omega: The Journal of
Death and Dying, 27 (2). |
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Healy, R. and Coleman, T. 1988. A
primer on AIDS for health professionals. Health Education, 19
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| Selected Grants and Contracts: |
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Kaiser Permanente. Diabetes
Early Detection and Prevention among students at alifornia State
University, San Bernardino. (Shantharam Pai, Patti Smith, Ted
Coleman). 2007. $75,000.
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State of Utah Department of Health.
Utah State University Safety Belt Compliance Program. March 1988. $1000. |
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Utah Safety Belt Coalition. Utah
State University Safety Belt Compliance Program. March 1988. $1080. |
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State of Utah Department of Health.
Utah State University Safety Belt Compliance Program II. December 1989.
$3688.50. |
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Utah Safety Belt Coalition. Utah
State University Safety Belt Compliance Program II. December 1989.
$3404. |
| Affiliations,
Associations, Consultantships: |
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Lifetime Member, Eta Sigma Gamma, 1980 - present. |
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Lifetime Member, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Fraternity, 1988 - present. |
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Member, Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars,
2007 - present. |
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Member, American College Health Association (ACHE), 2007 -
present. |
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Associate, American College of Healthcare Executives, 1998 - 2002. |
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