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17th Annual Art and Science of Aging Conference: Thriving in the 21st Century

17th Annual Art and Science of Aging Conference: Thriving in the 21st Century

Date and Time

Friday, February 25, 2022

Location

TBA

Description

About 2022's Conference:

Keynote Speaker: Michael Iwama, PhD, MSc, BScOT. Duke University

The PURPOSE of the Art and Science of Aging Conference is to:

  • Broaden the dialogue on aging in West Michigan
  • Provide new knowledge and skills, derived from multidisciplinary research and evidence-based best practices on healthy aging to the community            
  • Highlight important local resources and strategies for optimizing later life  
  • Prepare individuals and professionals in our community for the coming surging growth of older adults 

The MISSION of the Art & Science of Aging Conference is to:

  • Broaden the dialogue within our West Michigan region on the positive potentials of later life and holistic approaches to healthy aging
  • Serve as an interdisciplinary and inter-professional forum of research on aging topics and best practices in working with and for the older adult

Who is our AUDIENCE?

The conference seeks to enrich the aging-related knowledge base of:

  • Faculty and students
  • Community professionals who deal with older adults in health, social service, housing and aging network settings 
  • Older adults themselves,  who are looking to learn more and share more of the aging experience
  • The general public

ARCHIVAL materials from previous conferences:

Our goal is to share all available resources from past conferences to enrich the aging-related knowledge base of Grand Rapids community and worldwide. We want to encourage multidisciplinary research, while discovering and presenting evidence-based best practices on healthy aging to the community. Please, see below our archive with conference programs, presentation materials of our speakers, and students' research.

Information

For more information, please visit: http://www.gvsu.edu/gerontology/

Contact

Feel free to contact us by email: [email protected] or phone: (616) 331-6641. 

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