Agenda Welcome: Elise Eifert, Assistant Professor and Gerontology Graduate CoordinatorGreetings: Melissa Floyd-Pickard, Professor and Chair, Department of Social WorkAcknowledgement of Graduates: Rebecca Adams, Professor and Gerontology Undergraduate Coordinator Recognition of Graduates and Students Reception to Immediately Follow
Thursday, February 13, 2020, The Importance and Impact of Meaningful Leisure for Caregivers. Leandra Bedini (CTR) RSVP by clicking here: https://forms.gle/rk5KtVycJoriQN8L9
Please join us for a Lunch and Learn on Thursday, March 19th, 12:30-2:00pm in Stone 219 (Edwards Lounge). Dr. Elise Eifert will present on “Gerontology is GROing: What’s New with the Graduate Programs.” Click here to RSVP by March 12th
Thanks for a great year of aging-related conversations, networking, and research. Please join us for an opportunity to mingle with others that are interested in the Gerontology Research Outreach Workforce development and Teaching Hub! Heavy hors d’oeuvres will be provided, guests are asked to pay for their own drinks. Click … Continued
UNCG Library Resources for Gerontology Researchers
“UNCG Library Resources for Gerontology Researchers”
Gerontology is GROwing: What's New with the Graduate Program" Wednesday, October 28, 2020, 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm Join Via Zoom
Please join us for our next GROWTH Lunch “N” Learn with Dr. Deborah Lekan. “Aging and Frailty” Thursday, November 19, 2020 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm Join via Zoom
Nursing and Frailty Deborah Lekan, PhD, RN-BC is a faculty member at the UNCG School of Nursing since 2015. She received her undergraduate degree in nursing from UNC-Chapel, master’s degree in gerontological nursing from Georgetown University, and PhD from UNCG school of nursing. Prior to joining UNCG, she taught at … Continued
Characterizing Older Adults’ Positivity during Person Perception with
Dr. Brittany Cassidy, Assistant Professor – Psychology
Please join us on Thursday, March 25 from 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm for a Zoom Brown Bag Lunch “N” Learn with Dr. Jessica Obermeyer and Sena Crutchley. “Outcomes of Conversation Group Participation in People with Aphasia”