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Eric Golanty, Ph.D.
I am Professor Emeritus of Health and Wellness at Las Positas College in Livermore, California. I also am a professional writer and Web publisher.
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UC Berkeley
UC San Francisco
UC San Diego
UC Davis
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BA
MS
No Degree
PhD
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Biochemistry
Biochemistry
Medicine
Human Development and Family Studies
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Las Positas College 1993-2007. Professor, Department of Health and Physical Education
- Courses taught: Introduction to Health; Introduction to Health Online; Peer Health Education and Support; Drugs and Society; Human Sexuality.
- Chair, College Technology Committee (4 years)
- Online teacher of the year, 2004 and 2005
- Faculty trainer: distance education and educational uses of the Internet
- Developer and former director of the Las Positas College Honors Transfer Program
- Developer and former director of the the Las Positas College Community Education Program
- Co-Director and Director of
Training, Student Health Education and Peer Counseling Program.
University of California, Davis 1983-1993. Lecturer, Department of Human
Development; Adjunct Clinical Professor, Department of Community Health, UC Davis School
of Medicine.
- Courses taught: Human Sexuality; AIDS; Current Topics in Health; The Individual and the Family; Peer Counselor Training.
- Health Educator, UCD Student Health Center.
- Supervisor, Peer Counselors in Sexuality, a health education and peer counseling program.
- Developed and taught Peer Counselor Training for 125 peer counselor/health educators.
- Curricular Design Consultant in human sexuality, UC Davis School of Medicine
- Curricular Design Consultant in substance abuse education for medical students, UC Davis School of Medicine;
Sacramento City College, 1983-1994 (Adjunct). Courses: Human Sexuality; Sexuality in the Later Years
University of California, Berkeley Extension, 1983-1996. Courses: Human Sexuality for mental health professionals; "The Health Professional's Guide to the Internet."
California School of Professional Psychology, 1991-1994. Human sexuality course for mental health professionals in training.
- Health and Wellness
(with Gordon Edlin). 666 pp. Jones and Bartlett, 1982; 1985; 1987; 1992; 1996; 1999, 2002, 2007, 2010
...a
college health science text
- Sourcebook for Human Development 12, 82pp.
Self-published college text for human sexuality courses
- First Aid for Sports Injuries (with Stanley Inkelis, MD). 48pp. Self-published.
- Marriage and Family Life (with Barbara Harris). 505 pp. Houghton
Mifflin, 1982...a
college text
- Human Reproduction 219 pp. Holt, Rinehart & Winston. 1975...a college
text
- How to Prevent and Help Heal Running and Other Sports Injuries. 176
pp. A.S.
Barnes. 1979.
- "The Healthy U."...editor and publisher of student health quarterly at UC Davis.
1990-1992
- "Dear Penelope."...co-writer of a newspaper advice column on close relationships, published weekly in the UC Davis campus newspaper
- Tutor Tutor (1995). Writer and producer of multimedia, computer-aided
instructional program teaching tutor-trainees how to be tutors
- Helping Skills Training for Working with the Elderly (1992). Writer and
producer of multimedia, computer-aided instructional program teaching eldercare helping skills to
medical and graduate students
- Understanding Sexual Assault (1990). Executive producer and moderator
of 45 minute interview-format educational video produced for UC Davis
- Birth Control and You (1990). Producer/writer of 20 minute slide
program for college undergraduates. (produced at UC Davis)
- College Students and AIDS (1988). Producer and writer of a 30 minute
educational video (produced at UC Davis)
- Sexuality in the Later Years (1985). Writer/producer of a multi-image
presentation. Recipient of gold medal for best production of 1985 by Central California section of
the Association for Multi-Image. Produced at UC Davis.
I was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and grew up in West Los Angeles. I went to college at UC Berkeley, majoring in biochemistry with the intention of going to medical school. Ultimately, I decided not to go to medical school and instead earn a Ph.D. in biochemistry and endocrinology in the Hormone Research Lab at UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco.
In graduate school I realized I wanted to use education to help people and to make the world a better place, so I stopped my Ph.D. work in biochemistry and turned my attention to teaching and writing about human biology and health rather than doing research. For the next 15 years I focused on writing, publishing, and college teaching in health and human sexuality. Needing more social scientific training, I earned a Ph.D. from UC Davis in Human Development and Family Studies.
For 11 years I was at UC Davis as a faculty member and as a staff health educator at the Student Health Center. From 1993 to 2007, I was a professor of health at Las Positas College.
I am married to lovely person, who is a physician.
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