Association for Gerontology in Higher Education
Thursday, September 02, 2010
...Globalizing Education on Aging
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* * * * The 2010 AGHE Committee and Task Force Meetings at the GSA Conference in New Orleans, LA, November 20 - November 22, 2010 is now posted (click on the 1st panel box to the right)* * * * Exhibitor Prospectus for AGHE's 2011 Annual Meeting is now available online * * * * The 8th edition of the AGHE Directory of Educational Programs in Gerontology and Geriatrics is on sale NOW!!! Click the link in the panel box at the right for more details. * * * * The Spring/Summer 2010 edition of the AGHExchange is available online (click on link in the right panel box) * * * * The full text of the 2010 Tibbitts Award Lecture by Frank J. Whittington is available - click box on right * * * * The International Committee is now known as the "Global Aging" Committee....and the K-12 Task Force is now known as the K-12 "Committee"* * * *

 

 Welcome to AGHE...

The Association for Gerontology in Higher Education (aka AGHE) is the international leader in advancing education on aging and is the only institutional membership organization devoted primarily to gerontology and geriatrics education since 1974.  AGHE's mission is two-fold:  (1) To advance gerontology and geriatrics education in academic institutions; and (2) To provide leadership and support of gerontology and geriatrics education faculty and students at education institutions.

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) preparing service delivery personnel who will work directly with older adults;

           (2) training educators who specialize in the physical, psycho-social, and policy domains of aging;

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

           (4) instructing older adults seeking to maximize their options in a complex and challenging age.

    AGHE is the Educational Unit of The Gerontological Society of America.

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.

 







The Gerontological Society of America is celebrating its 65th Anniversary.
AGHE congratulates GSA on its 65 years of providing resources and opportunities to professionals in aging research, education, and practice.
Click on the logo to read more about its history.
 
 
 
GSA 65 years. Getting better with age.


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2010 AGHE Committee & Task Force Meetings at GSA Conference
in New Orleans
 
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AGHE
2011 Annual Meeting
Exhibitor Prospectus
now available

Sponsorships
Meeting features
Events
Benefits packages
Exhibit table
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 2010
Clark Tibbitts Award Lecture
 
 
Directory of Educational
Programs in Gerontology &
Geriatrics
 
ON SALE NOW!!!

Click here to order your copy on-line today!

 
AGHExchange Online

The Spring/Summer 2010 Issue is now available.
 
Click to read about What Works. Student News, Community Colleges, and much more.