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Tyler RollingTyler Rolling, MS, RD 

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Health promotion specialist - Nutrition

Tyler Rolling is a Registered Dietitian and a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor. She works as a Health Promotion Specialist specializing in nutrition. She received her Bachelor's in Nutrition and Dietetics from Florida State University and completed her Masters in Nutrition Science from San Diego State University.

Tyler is passionate about facilitating positive behavior change and motivating students to take charge of their health. She provides one-on-one nutrition education sessions and hosts hands-on cooking classes, utilizing Mobi, The Mobile Demonstration Kitchen. Tyler also works alongside the Trader Joe’s on campus to provide grocery store tours for students and trains our Peer Health Educators (PHEs) in nutrition basics and intuitive eating.

Fun fact: When she’s not working with the SDSU community, you will find her in the pool performing synchronized swimming for the Aqualillies, an LA-based water entertainment company!

Contact: [email protected]


Lorenzo CataquizLorenzo Cataquiz, MPH

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health promotion specialist - alcohol and other drugs

Lorenzo is a Health Promotion Specialist focused on Alcohol and Other Drugs. A majority of his work is focused on education, prevention, and harm reduction techniques. Lorenzo received his Bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies from San Francisco State University and spent three years working in the mental health field as a counselor, where he worked with youth and adults suffering from homelessness, substance use disorder, and various mental health diagnoses.

Lorenzo recently completed his Master of Public Health degree at Cal State San Marcos and is passionate about empowering individuals to make healthy choices through education. 

Contact: [email protected]


Zoe SlipperZoe Slipper, Global Health MA, FPHW

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Health Promotion SpecialisT - Sexual health

Zoe is a Health Promotion Specialist focusing on sexual health and well-being. Her work centers on contraception options counseling, sexually transmitted infections/diseases education, pregnancy options counseling, and ensuring equitable access to safer sex resources. She offers comprehensive one-on-one health education sessions and group presentations to empower SDSU students in making informed sexual and reproductive health choices tailored to their unique life circumstances.

Zoe earned her bachelor’s degree in International Relations from UC Davis in 2022. In 2024, she graduated from UC San Diego with her Master of Arts degree in Global Health. Alongside her commitment to sexual and reproductive health promotion, Zoe is passionate about enhancing im/migrant health and wellbeing at the San Diego-Tijuana border through research and advocacy. 

Outside of work, Zoe loves anything to do with music, art, and slow fashion. She loves to explore new ways to exercise her mind and body, practice new languages, and travel.

Contact: [email protected]


James LangeJames Lange, Ph.D

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Coordinator of aod initiaitives

Dr. Lange is an internationally recognized researcher in the Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) abuse field. He has expertise in both legal and illegal drugs, as well as alcohol and tobacco issues.
Dr. Lange is a member of the American Academy of Health Behavior. Dr. Lange also has the following academic and research appointments at SDSU:

Doctoral faculty in the School of Public Health

Adjunct professor in the Department of Psychology and School of Social Work

Research Fellow in the Center for AOD Studies and Services


In addition to his appointment at SDSU, Dr. Lange serves as the Executive Director of the Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Drug Misuse Prevention and Recovery at The Ohio State University.

Contact: [email protected]


Daniella Dedeitch, imageDaniella Dedeitch, MPH, CHES

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Health Literacy and Outreach COORDINATOR

Dani is a Health Promotion Specialist focused on Health Literacy and Outreach initiatives. Her work centers around equipping students with the tools and knowledge necessary to make informed choices with their health and navigate the complex healthcare system. Dani is passionate about empowering students to advocate for themselves and be proactive with their health and wellness, as well as provide resources. She offers healthcare enrollment assistance, referral guidance both on campus and in the community, and health literacy education.

Dani completed her Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with an emphasis in Biology, Psychology, and Public Health at San Diego State University. She received her Master’s in Public Health degree with a concentration in Health Promotion and Education from California State University San Marcos. She is also a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) trained in evidence-based practices for developing and delivering health education materials.

Contact: [email protected]


Holly DavisHolly Davis, MPH, FPHW

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Health Education specialist - sexual violence prevention

Holly is a Health Promotion Specialist with a specialization in sexual violence prevention and education. She works closely with Fraternity and Sorority Life at SDSU, where she instructs two Peer Health Education courses: FratMANers (Fraternity Men Against Negative Environments and Rape Situations) and SISSTER (Sororities Invested in Survivor Support, Training, and Ending Rape Culture). These programs are designed to empower SDSU students involved in Greek Life to become advocates and leaders in sexual violence prevention, peer health education, and supporting victims/survivors. For more information about FratMANers or SISSTER, please contact [email protected].  

Holly holds Bachelor's degrees in Psychology and Political Science from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, as well as a Master's in Public Health, with a focus on Health Promotion and Behavioral Science, from San Diego State University. Outside of work, she enjoys practicing yoga, playing board games, climbing, hiking, and playing pickleball.

Contact: [email protected]


Miriam RodriguezMiriam Rodriguez

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Health Promotion Specialist - recovery

Miriam is a Health Promotion Specialist focusing on our students who are currently in or seeking recovery. She provides a safe place for students to have one on one coaching sessions as well as weekly recovery group meetings. She offers presentations and educational workshops on campus to increase prevention and awareness on substance misuse and behavioral disorders. Miriam will be providing education and outreach opportunities to our peer health educator on campus for which she is currently accepting students. 

Miriam is a San Diego native who studied and received her Bachelors of Science in Health Sciences with an emphasis in health education at California State University of Chico! She had the opportunity to go through the MD Anderson Cancer Center training to become a Tobacco Specialist at the Medical college of Georgia, Motivational Interviewing with Zimmer Biomet Medical company and lastly the Self-management and Recovery Training to better serve our student population in need of recovery support. 

Contact: [email protected]


Madison AndersonMadison Anderson, MPH, FPHW

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Student Life Health & Safety Coordinator

Madi is the inaugural Student Life Health and Safety Coordinator, working collaboratively with the Center for Fraternity and Sorority Life, Well-being and Health Promotion, and the Center for Student Organizations and Activities. Madi supports a variety of health and safety initiatives impacting student safety and well-being.

Madi supports two Peer Health Education courses at SDSU: FratMANers (Fraternity Men Against Negative Environments and Rape Situations) and SISSTER (Sororities Invested in Survivor Support, Training, and Ending Rape culture). These programs aim to teach SDSU students within Greek Life how to be advocates and leaders for sexual violence prevention, peer health education, and victim/survivor support. If you are interested in learning more about FratMANers or SISSTER, please reach out to [email protected]!

Madi obtained her Bachelors in Psychology and Women’s and Gender Studies from Sonoma State University and her Masters in Public Health, Health Promotion and Behavioral Sciences, from San Diego State University. Fun fact, she started her WHP career as an intern! In her free time, she enjoys doing interior design projects and hanging out with her two poodles Frankie and Fern.

Contact: [email protected]