About Us
STAFF
Elizabeth Sussman, Ph.D., R.D.
Associate Director - On leave during 2022
elizabeth.sussman@csun.edu
(818) 677-7715
Santa Susana Hall 115
Cassidy Butow, M.A.
Administrative Coordinator
cassidy.butow@csun.edu
(818) 677-6927
Santa Susana Hall 115
Sarah Stembridge, M.A.
Administrative Support Assistant
sarah.stembridge@csun.edu
(818) 677-7715
Santa Susana Hall 115
Nancy Miodrag, Ph.D
Interim Associate Director
nancy.miodrag@csun.edu
(818) 677-4359
Santa Susana Hall 115
PROJECT COORDINATORS
Gabby Nadir, M.P.H.
Project Coordinator
Aymie Guerrero, M.A.
Affinity Groups and Centers Project Coordinator
Major: Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, Ed.D. (candidate)
Madeline Reyes
Affinity Groups and Centers Project Coordinator
Major: Public Health, B.S. (candidate)
Sam Lomeli
Digital Media Designer
Major: Communication Design, B.A. & Central American Studies, B.A. (candidate)
Alexis Mejala
Digital Media Designer
Major: Marketing, B.S. (candidate)
Angelica Dominguez
Wellbeing Project Coordinator
Major: Human Nutrition, M.S. (candidate)
Rosa Quezada
Outreach Project Coordinator
Major: Social Work, M.S.W. (candidate)
Establishing HWB
HWB is a collaborative of campus and community members committed to enhancing the health and wellbeing of individuals, families, organizations and communities within Cal State Northridge’s service region. The primary mission of HWB is to foster healthful living through community and campus partnerships. These partnerships combine specialized knowledge, wisdom and experience to address major health, social and economic challenges within the region. Through HWB, we envision a future with an enhanced and enriched quality of life for those in the community and on campus.
www.csun.edu/wellbeing
Message from the Director
Health and wellbeing are at the very core of our quality of life, and so much affects our health: lifestyle choices, the economy, our environment, even public policy. If we are ever truly going to improve the health and wellbeing of our communities, we need to start approaching these issues from a collaborative, interdisciplinary perspective. That’s the mission of HWB—a center that focuses on building creative campus and community alliances around health and wellbeing issues and services—and it’s what makes HWB such a valuable resource for California State University, Northridge and members of our surrounding community.
