Xeno Rasmusson

Xeno Rasmusson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Human Development & Women's Studies at California State University East Bay. He holds a doctorate in neuroscience and completed post-doctoral research at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and the National Institute on Aging. His research focuses on age-related brain changes, dementia, and healthy aging, with notable contributions to understanding Alzheimer’s disease and memory enhancement strategies.

Dr. Rasmusson has taught 20 distinct courses at CSUEB since 1998 and actively serves on university committees such as the Faculty Affairs Committee and the Committee on Research. He contributes to the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute through advisory roles and lectures, emphasizing lifelong learning and elder care.

• Education:
  • Post-doctoral research: Johns Hopkins School of Medicine (Neurology)
  • Graduate studies: Unspecified institution (Neuroscience)
  • Undergraduate: Unspecified institution

His research explores dementia risk factors, cognitive aging, and the application of music and technology in healthcare. Notable publications include studies on memory training efficacy and the societal impacts of neurological conditions.

Dr. Rasmusson’s advisory work includes roles in student recruitment and the University Undergraduate Advising Council. He has no listed scientific awards but maintains active involvement in interdisciplinary initiatives linking gerontology, education, and public health.