Sarah Baron, MPH, Ed.D, is a public health science instructor at Central Oregon Community College and adjunct professor at Bakersfield College. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Latin American Studies with a focus on public health and a Minor in Spanish from Tulane University, New Orleans, LA. Building on this degree, she later obtained a Master in Public Health from the Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. She received her Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Fresno State University, California. Sarah Baron’s research has included exploring educators’ perceived barriers on using developmentally appropriate practices and community public health challenges. Current research projects are centered on barriers to condom use in the college setting.
Favorite pastimes are cross country skiing, hiking, and biking with my husband and awesome collie/lab mix Seager. I also enjoy traveling to other countries to learn about the world!
Favorite pastimes are cross country skiing, hiking, and biking with my husband and awesome collie/lab mix Seager. I also enjoy traveling to other countries to learn about the world!
Journal Articles PDF versions
Check out the journal articles published below.
Journals are Community College Research and Practice and Curriculum and Design. 
Resume and Teaching Philosophy
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Click here to see teaching philosophy Presentations - Flexweek OER August 17, 2016 - AERA Poster Presentation 2016 - CAEYC Presentation |
Contact Information
Community Health Worker/Patient Navigator
- Community Health Outreach Worker/Patient Navigator Presentation - Call to Planning Award- Bakersfield College -The Bakersfield Californian Article on Public Health Sciences Degree and Program Grant Development Experience- secured approximately 80 million over past 20 years as a Bakersfield City School District and Kern County Superintendent of Schools Grant Developer. I admit, I enjoy grant writing.
Examples include... - Federal grants from US Dept of Ed, Dept of Justice, SAMSHA - State grants from California Dept of Education - Private foundations/corporations include from The California Endowment, Kaiser, Kaboom, and Edison | ||||