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Aaron Guest

M. Aaron Guest
M. Aaron Guest
Born	Athens, GA
Nationality	United States
Occupation	Professor of Aging
Academic background
Education	PhD in Gerontology MPH in Health Promotion, Education, and Behavior MSW in Organizations and Communities
Alma mater	University of Kentucky (PhD) University of South Carolina (MPH, MSW)
Thesis	Social networks, identity, health, and quality of life among older gay and lesbian individuals in rural environments (2019)
Doctoral advisor	Nancy Schoenberg
Academic work
Discipline	Gerontology
Sub-discipline	Social Gerontology, Environmental Gerontology, Public Health,
Institutions	Arizona State University
Website	links.asu.edu/AaronGuest

M. Aaron Guest is a socio-environmental gerontologist and assistant professor of Aging at Arizona State University.

Early Life

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Early Career

Arizona State University

Dr. Guest has been at Arizona State University since 2019. He was hired into the Center for Innovation in Healthy and Resilient Aging in the Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation. While at Arizona State, Dr. Guest

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