Dr. Susan Cardenas is a well thought of
member of the New Mexico State University Department of Public Health Sciences.
She is an associate professor, who has spent many years both studying and
working in the public health public sector. She works through a variety of ways
to help reach the students in the area and assist in their learning of a
variety of public health topics and to further personal growth. Dr. Cardenas
has been part of the staff at NMSU since 1996, and is a former graduate of the
school herself. She has been obtaining her education within the NMSU system
from her undergraduate to her Master’s degree. She holds the position of the
Director of the SWAG program, which is an outreach program that helps to
educate local teens in an effort to cut down on the amount of teen pregnancies
in the seven New Mexico
counties.
At NMSU's Department of Public Health
Sciences, Dr. Susan Cardenas works as an associate professor educating students
on a variety of health issues. She teaches mainly in the areas of public health
such as women's health, sexuality education for children and youth, child
health and maternal. She is a well-respected part of the of the NMSU Public
Health Sciences Department team. Dr. Cardenas is dedicated to making a
difference and works tirelessly to inspire her students to strive for excellence
and take care of themselves. She is a trusted member of the Department of
Public Health Sciences. She always goes the extra mile to help her students and
other members of the NMSU staff and faculty. Before working in the Public
Health Sciences Department, she was an assistant professor in the Department of
Health Studies at Texas Women’s University. She taught courses to both graduate
and undergraduate students. In her current position as an Associate Professor
at New Mexico State University,
she teaches students on undergraduate and graduate levels in subjects that
include Women's Health Issues, Human Sexuality, Stress Management and
Maternity.
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