nursing students
College of Human Health & SciencesNursing
Degrees and Programs
  • Bachelor of Science, Nursing, with three tracks available: a RN to B.S.N. track, a L.V.N. to B.S.N. track, and a pre-licensure B.S.N. track
  • Master of Science, Nursing, with concentrations in Nursing Education and Gerontology
What you can earn
  • Senior Public Health Nurse, $82,000 annually in our region
  • Staff Nurse (obstetrics), $60, 876 annually in our region
  • Nurse Manager, $96,292 annually in our region
  • Flight Transport Nurse, $67,296 annually in our region
estimations calculated at www.salary.com as of August 2008
Our Faculty
  • Margaret Hodge (Chair), Ed.D.
  • Lisa Adams, RN, M.S.N.
  • Mia Alcala-Van Houten, RN, M.S.
  • Diane Crayton, RN, M.S.N.
  • Diane Katsma, M.N.
  • Judith Keswick, M.S.N.
  • Marla J. Marek, RN, Ph.D.c, M.S.N.
  • Carolyn T. Martin, RN, Ph.D.
  • Mechelle Perea-Ryan, RN, M.S.
  • Alleene Pingenot, Ph.D.
  • Debra Tavernier, M.S.N.
  • Karen Wikoff, RN, Ph.D.
About The College
The College of Human and Health Sciences is unique in combining a strong emphasis on the science-based theory and methods of the disciplines with their practical applications. Programs emphasize applying what is taught in the classroom to the real world through laboratory, clinical, and field experiences.

Under the tutelage of faculty and as a part of a diverse student body, students find many opportunities to discover things about themselves, their communities, and what they want to become.

CHHS contact info
Dean: Gary Novak, Ph.D.
Phone: (209) 667-3155
E-mail: CHHS@csustan.edu
Web site: www.csustan.edu/CHHS