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Division Office
Location: BGS 314 [map]
Phone: (949) 582-4733
Fax: (949) 347-7363
scsbs@saddleback.edu
Division Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday
7:00am to 7:00pm
Friday 7:00am to 5:00pm
Closed Weekends
Cadence Wynter, Dean
Social & Behavioral Sciences
BGS 320, (949) 582-4733
Christina Altman
Senior Administrative Assistant
BGS 316, (949) 582-4734
Sue Brown
Administrative Assistant II
BGS 318, (949) 582-4205
Yvonne Belardes
Office Assistant
BGS 314, (949) 582-4733
Nicole Loftus
FKCE Program Manager
BGS 351,
(949) 582-4217
Lilia Peterson
FKCE Program Assistant
BGS 318,
(949) 582-4884
Ryan Oveisi
Student Representative
roveisi1@saddleback.edu
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Social and Behavioral Sciences
The Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences provides a comprehensive and varied learning experience for all students. We offer day and evening, full-term classes, late start general education classes, and short-term, full credit 8 week classes. Our classes are taught by expert faculty members in a variety of different modes, including large and small lecture, interactive learning, computer assisted instruction, website, and television broadcasting.
Division Mission
To educate students for a lifetime of success.
Gerontology Certificate Program
This certificate program is a
multidisciplinary approach to the study of aging, the aging population, the aging process, and society’s response to the increasing population of older individuals. For more information, click here.
Related Links:
College Prerequisite Evaluation Form (Other Departments) 
For courses that DO NOT require a math or English prerequisite.
Fax form with attached transcripts to 949/ 347-7363 or email to: scsbs@saddleback.edu.
Upcoming Events:
Dr. Daniel Headrick will be coming to Saddleback on Tuesday, May 7 from 3-5 pm (in BGS 356) to discuss the social problem of substance abuse. He has worked in the chemical dependency field for the past two decades and will share the latest scientific findings along with the personal stories of the people he has treated.
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