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* * * * 2009 Annual Meeting Preliminary Program is posted along with Registration Information * * * * Remember to update your institution's data for the upcoming revision of The Directory of Educational Programs in Gerontology and Geriatrics. * * * * The Fall 2008 issue of AGHExchange is posted. * * * *


Welcome to AGHE...

As the only national membership organization devoted primarily to gerontological education, the Association for Gerontology in Higher Education (AGHE) is in a unique position to develop and sponsor education and training initiatives and to involve students, educators, researchers, and officials from across the country in providing resources for older adults and for those who serve them.

AGHE and its members are strongly committed to the well-being of older adults. Together, AGHE and aging-studies programs in institutions of higher education strive to

The official journal of AGHE
The official journal of AGHE

(1) prepare service delivery personnel who will work directly with elderly adults;

(2) train educators who specialize in the physical and social attributes of aging;

(3) educate society at large about the processes of aging and the implications of an aging society; and

(4) instruct older adults seeking to maximize their options in a complex and challenging age.
We invite you to join us in fulfilling this important mission.

AGHE is committed to providing support to a broad national and international membership on very limited means. Your financial support is important in helping to sustain our current programs and growth. To this end, we have begun an exciting new initiative. A $100,000 Endowment Campaign is in progress that will provide long-term financial insurance for AGHE. You can become a part of this long-term commitment to continue to ensure quality gerontology and geriatrics education and training. We have an initial goal of $100,000. Contributors during this initial period, are designated as AGHE Endowment Campaign Founders. Click here to find details on how you can become an Endowment Founder.

Join these Endowment Founders who have already committed to support this funding effort.


Annual Meeting

2009 Annual Meeting Registration Information


AGHExchange Online

The Fall 2008 issue of AGHExchange is now available!


Hartford Geriatric Social Work Initiative

"This is Social Work & Aging" YouTube Contest: Why is Gerontology Important to Social Work?


Position Announcements

UNC Wilmington-Gerontology Coodinator

Eastern Illinois University Assistant Professor of Family and Consumer Sciences

University of Vermont, Department of Sociology


Program Announcements

AARP Divided We Fail Initiative

Northeastern Illinois University M.A. Program in Gerontology

 

AGHE seeks to improve the capacity of its member institutions to serve as advocates for gerontology education and research on their own campuses, in their communities and states. AGHE is the educational unit of The Gerontological Society of America.

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