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Dr. Bernard Steinman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences at the University of Wyoming, affiliated with the College of Agriculture, Life Sciences & Natural Resources. He serves as Program Coordinator and Chair of the Wyoming Home Modification Action Coalition, focusing on promoting home safety and aging-in-place solutions for Wyoming residents.
- PhD in Gerontology from University of Southern California
- MS in Experimental Psychology from Mississippi State University
- BA in English from University of Washington
Dr. Steinman's research examines how home and community environments affect older adults and people with disabilities. His work spans falls prevention, sensory impairments, long-term care options, and program evaluation methodologies. He teaches courses on aging fundamentals, community leadership, and program evaluation.
Recent publications analyze longitudinal housing adequacy impacts, therapist-driven home modifications, sensory impairment effects on community participation, and environmental mediation of disability outcomes. His work emphasizes evidence-based solutions for rural aging populations and intergenerational community building.
Dr. Steinman coordinates the Human Development and Family Sciences program while maintaining active research and leadership roles in home modification policy advocacy.
