Luna, Jason
Biography
Jason Luna has worked primarily in the field
of mental health serving many communities and populations across Michigan in
settings such as community mental health, inpatient psychiatric, and private
practice, just to name a few. When not working, Jason enjoys playing video
games, attending concerts and live shows, and spending time with family and
friends.
More about Jason Luna
Publications & Presentations
Luna, J., & Surface-Evans, S. (2025). Separation, tension, trauma: Exploring mothering and cultural resilience at the Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School.
Luna, J. (2017). Trauma from Native American boarding schools and its effect on Native American parenting practices. Master’s thesis, Arizona State University.
Education
Ed.D. in Educational Technology (anticipated 2030), Central Michigan University
MA in Sociology (2017) Arizona State University
MA in Social Work (2015), Michigan State
University
BA in Social Work (2012), Central Michigan
University
Research Interests
Research interests include Native American
boarding school era, historical trauma, religious trauma, 1980s Satanic panic, and
social movements.
Membership in Professional Organizations
Phi Theta Kappa alumni
Phi Alpha alumni
Current Licenses/Certifications Held
Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW)
Courses Taught
SWK 100 - Introduction to Social Work
SWK 315 - Social Work Generalist Practice I
SWK 481 - Social Work Practicum Seminar II