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Student Spotlight: Marshall R. Goodman, Sr.

For Marshall R. Goodman Sr., the desire for higher education extended beyond his undergraduate studies. As a candidate of the Masters in Public Administration, he has the opportunity to expand his expertise in public policy; he hopes that this will elevate his political career as he is currently serving as city council member in the City of La Palma.
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Following Footsteps

Cost. Value. Location. There are many factors to consider when choosing the right graduate school program. For Bryan Rivera, it was easy: he just followed his family members into CSULB’s Master of Science in Health Care Administration (MSHCA) program.
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MSHCA Alum on a Mission to Create Simplified Healthcare Solutions

For CSULB alum Alex Yarijanian, a 2017 graduate of the Master of Science in Health Care Administration (MSHCA) program, healthcare represents a higher calling.
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Glenda Smith Credits MSHCA Program and Hard Work in Her Promotion

It was Glenda Smith’s employer who encouraged and ultimately persuaded her to pursue a Master of Science in Health Care Administration (MSHCA) degree. While Glenda had always wanted to obtain a Master’s degree, the time she dedicated to work, family, and life obligations seemed to suspend her dreams of graduate school indefinitely. 

Research in Service of Community: CHHS Faculty implement “Systematic Innovations for Meeting the Needs of Older Adults” at the American Gold Star Manor.

The Systematic Innovations for Meeting the Needs of Older Adults is part of a broader vision and commitment of the California State University’s College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) is committed to serving the needs of an aging population by going beyond the traditional academic arena to engage communities in identifying issues and…

Dr. Amber Johnson is Promoting Black Health Equity in Long Beach

As a scholar, profession, and community leader, Dr. Johnson has been a strong advocate for racial and health equity.