Cullen T. Hayashida, Phd. Email & Phone Number

Honolulu, HI, US

ACAP is a group of like-minded gerontologists, primarily in the Asia Pacific region, dedicated to enhancing the physical, social, civic, economic, and environmental fitness of older adults so they can continue contributing to family, community, and society.

A coalition of leaders who champion the civic, social, and economic contributions of people 50+ by creating community, stimulating learning, and inspiring action.

Honolulu, Hawaii USA

This is a consortium of advocates promoting the active aging agenda and supporting the view that age is an asset to our community.www.changeagentshawaii.org

Honolulu, Hawaii USA

1. Provide gerontology lectures. Mentor students. Taught the first Sociology on Active Aging course in Fall 2018. 2. Fellow, Association for Gerontology in Higher Education3. Resident Director of the University of Hawaii's Study Abroad Program in Tokyo for Fall 2019. Taught Sociology of Japan and the Sociology of Aging at JF Oberlin University at.

Machida, Tokyo

Taught 3 classes - Soc of Japanese Society, Sociology of Aging and Research Seminar on Population Aging, Depopulation strategies in JapanConducted research and community presentations related to aging issues

Honolulu, Hawaii

Developed Active Aging TV segments on Kupuna Connections TV Series on OleloCreated the Hana Hou Active Aging Resource HandbookCreated and have taught the Retired or Rewired Transitioning into Retirement Workshop

Honolulu, Hawaii USA

The company was one of Hawaii's largest home telehealth service providers when in 2015, it was sold to Tunstall of Rhode Island and now serves the entire state of Hawaii with over 2200 subscribers per day.

Honolulu, Hawaii

Founder for the College's Gerontology Center program for family caregiver, entry level paraprofessional, and active aging training; successfully obtained $200,000 annual general funds to support the Center; Kupuna Connections TV program;

Honolulu, Hawaii

Developed a home health for the uninsured program, a Medicare certified home health care agency and a state wide program to use small residential care homes for nursing home care (Maluhia Waitlist Project); Governor's Conference for Residential Long-term Care; Evaluation of Japan's National Long term care Insurrance Plan; HUD Home Renovation Loan for care.

Honolulu, Hawaii

Geriatrics and healthcare policy research. Grantswriting to implement new long-term care initiatives - Nursing Refresher Training, Reverse Mortgage Program in Musashino, Japan, Home health Paraprofessional Training, Hospital Initiatives in Long term care; Long term care computerization; Medical Alert program; Statewide Adult Day Health Care Needs.

Cleveland/Akron, Ohio Area

Asso. Director, Asian Civilization Program. Taught Sociology, Post World War II Japanese Society and 18th-19th Century Japanese and Chinese Society, Comparative Race and Ethnic Relations

Salem, Oregon

Taught Introductory Sociology, Post-war Japanese society, Comparative and Ethnic Relations and Social Stratification

Greater Seattle Area

Taught Introductory Sociology and Comparative Race and Ethnic Relations

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Sociology - Social Stratification Comparative Race & Ethnic Relations. Japan

Comparative race and ethnic relations, Postwar Japanese society, Social stratification. Dissertation: Identity, Race and the Blood.

Japanese Language Studies

Japanese Language Studies

Master Of Arts - Ma, Sociology

Master's Thesis: The Isolation of Leadership Published: "The Isolation of Leadership: A Case-Study of a Precarious Religious.

Bachelor'S Degree, Sociology