Tuesday, March 27, 2018 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (lunch will be provided) Keating Building, BIO5 Institute – Room 103 Seminar Information: The Resilience and Independence in Aging Seminar Series is designed to facilitate aging research and to foster new generations of investigators at the University of Arizona to address significant aging research questions. The seminar will bring UA researchers together to create synergies by sharing research findings and research plans. The series will also provide opportunities for UA researchers to meet and to hear from lead investigators of aging and resilience in other research institutions, specifically Pepper Centers. The goal of the Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Centers (OAIC) program is to increase scientific knowledge that allows older adults to maintain or restore their independence. The NIA supports the OAICs to develop and enhance research and education at institutions with strong programs in aging research. This support is critical to address key research problems, technological limitations, and faculty development needs for future generations of appropriately- trained researchers. The OAICs are also known as "Pepper Centers" - so named to honor the late Senator Claude D. Pepper who championed the effort to create these centers of excellence. RSVP (https://goo.gl/forms/ARnR8kssHOJXuj0F2) For questions, please contact Amy Randall-Barber at 520-626-3001 or [email protected] Directions to Keating 103: The Thomas W. Keating Building (BIO5 Institute) is located just east of the Southwest corner of Cherry St./Helen St. The main entrance to the building faces north. It is the building with the large white structure over the top of it. College of Medicine –Tucson, College of Public Heath, & The BIO5 Institute Present: “Beyond Sarcopenia” By: Stephen B. Kritchevsky, PhD Director, Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Center Professor of Internal Medicine and Translational Science, Wake Forest School of Medicine Co-Director, Sticht Center for Healthy Aging & Alzheimer’s Prevention Associate Director, Clinical and Translational Science Institute Resilience and Independence in Aging Seminar Series

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(https://goo.gl/forms/ARnR8kssHOJXuj0F2)

For questions, please contact Amy Randall-Barber at 520-626-3001 or [email protected]

Directions to Keating 103: The Thomas W. Keating Building (BIO5 Institute) is located just east of the Southwest corner of Cherry St./Helen St. The main entrance to the building faces north. It is the building with the large white structure over the top of it.

College of Medicine –Tucson, College of Public Heath, & The BIO5 Institute Present:

“Beyond Sarcopenia” By: Stephen B. Kritchevsky, PhD Director, Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Center Professor of Internal Medicine and Translational Science, Wake Forest School of Medicine Co-Director, Sticht Center for Healthy Aging & Alzheimer’s Prevention Associate Director, Clinical and Translational Science Institute

Resilience and Independence in Aging Seminar Series