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PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE PROGRAM
About the Southern Gerontological Society and the 2019 Ruby Anniversary & Conference
What is the Southern Gerontological Society?
The Southern Gerontological Society (SGS), established in 1979, is a network of the South's most respected gerontology professionals. SGS members are educators, practitioners, aging network personnel, researchers, health professionals, policy makers, students, and other community members. SGS bridges research and practice, translating and applying knowledge in the field of aging.
What is the purpose of the 2019 Annual Conference? In 2019, SGS will celebrate its 40th conference anniversary by bringing together academics, practitioners, students, and others engaged in work within the field of aging to attend and/or present their latest research. Join us as we celebrate 40 years of success! In addition to the celebration, SGS will host conference content that includes keynote speakers, panel symposia, workshops and both paper and poster sessions.
Who will be participating in this conference? This annual meeting will focus on advances in gerontological research and applied practice. Throughout the conference, an anticipated 300 meeting attendees will be able to select from numerous continuing education and professional development presentations, networking opportunities, and engaging events that present unique marketing opportunities for supporters to interact with attendees. Specifically, this program is designed to educate CCM®board certified case managers, social workers, healthcare practitioners, long-term care administrators, and (CHES/MCHES) health education specialists.
Mining the Gems, Investing in Our Future FEATURED 40th ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE PROGRAMMING TRACKS
The 2019 Program Committee has assembled a conference program which represents a diverse compilation of presentations from academic and applied professionals, students, and older adults. Program tracks are written with the intention of being highly inclusive, not exclusive – we have assisted our presenters in finding their best fit. This year’s conference tracks have focused content represented from each of these topic areas.
• Partnerships for Care
• Living with Dementia
• Power of Place: Aging in the South &
Florida spotlight
• Advocacy for and by Older Adults
• Wellness, Well-Being, and Quality of Life
• Diversity and Aging
• Gerontological Education
• Technology and Aging
Other conference events will include: • Ongoing wellness events
• Numerous concurrent workshops, panel, poster,and paper sessions
• Student networking events sponsored by Sigma PhiOmega honors society
• Exhibit booths
• Silent Auction
• Networking Dine-Arounds - Wednesday, April 10• Awards Celebration luncheon
• 40th Anniversary Semi-Formal Evening Gala
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TUESDAY, APRIL 9 Preconference Intensive Workshops - times will vary
• Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care Training (NCCDP certification programming)
• Music & Memory – Transitions of Care
Presidential Opening of the Southern Gerontological Society’s 40th Annual Conference with Richard Prudom, Florida Secretary of the Department of Elder Affairs
Tuesday, April 9 starting at 5:30 pm
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 starting at 5:00 pm Fourth Annual Documentary Screening Night: Second Opinion: Caregiving through Alzheimer’s Disease
The goal of Second Opinion, seen on public television stations across the country, is to promote good health, improve doctor / patient communication and empower viewers to take charge of their own healthcare, and in turn, help them navigate the medical system for better health outcomes. The screening of this documentary will be followed by a discussion and reception with one of the documentary’s featured panelists, Dr. Olivio Clay.
THURSDAY, APRIL 11 starting at 10:45 am Keynote Presenter: Teepa Snow, MS, OTR/L, FAOTA, A Positive Approach to CareLiving Life Under the Umbrella of Dementia Teepa will explore the signs and symptoms of non-normal aging to help recognize early signs and signals of brain changes; discuss identifying the type of dementia a person has for better planning and delivery of care and support; and challenge us to improve our awareness, knowledge, and skills to develop dementia-competent support of PLwD, their care partners, and providers in order to create a dementia-inclusive culture.
FRIDAY, APRIL 12 Second Annual Aging Done Better, together: A Networking Roundtable Luncheon Friday, April 12 starting at 11:00 am This lunch will partner researchers, students, older adults, and practitioners together for an enriching networking opportunity. Tables will be arranged by specific and interests.
SGS 40th Anniversary Ruby Evening Gala & Celebration Friday, April 12 from 6:30 pm until 10:30 pm Join this celebration of SGS’s 40th anniversary to include dinner, dessert, entertainment and dancing. This event is semi-formal and our color theme for the night will be RUBY RED!
SATURDAY, APRIL 13 starting at 8:00 am Third Annual Diversity Panel Session & Breakfast featuring Dr. Olivio Clay, University of Alabama at Birmingham This session titled “Caregiving: Please secure your own mask before attempting to assist those around you” will feature Dr. Olivio Clay and his work on caregiving and health disparities within the South. This session, held now for its third year, will include time to for audience participation and discussion.
in addition to daily conference sessions
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STEP INTO THE SAND AT SANDESTIN GOLF AND BEACH RESORT MIRAMAR BEACH, FLORIDA
The 40th Ruby Anniversary and Annual Meeting of the Southern Gerontological Society will be held at the gorgeous 2,400-acre Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort in Miramar Beach, Florida. The conference room block rate for attendees starts with rooms available at $135 per night. Attendees have access to the conference discounted rates from April 8 through Sunday, April 14, 2019. The reservation date deadline to be eligible to receive the group room discount at the Sandestin is March 18, 2019.
Our guests staying on property will enjoy free internet in their guest rooms and conference center. Guests who would like our help in locating a roommate are encouraged to contact us. Parking is also free.
All room rates include complimentary resort transportation; two bicycles per unit for up to four hours of usage daily; fitness center usage; one hour per day of tennis court time (based on availability); one hour per day usage on either a canoe, kayak or boogie board. The resort also offers guests complimentary perks and amenities including the use of bicycles, boogie boards, kayaks, tennis, access to the fitness center and resort-wide tram service. There are other spectacular activities that have made this resort s so popular including their four celebrated championship golf courses, the Village of Baytowne Wharf and the 7-mile strand of powdery white sand beaches on Florida’s Emerald Coast.
Reservations for rooms may be made through the “2019Lodging” link on the SGS website at www.southerngerontologicalsociety.org
Please see our 2019 Transportation link for discounted airfare and shuttle transportation options.
TOP REASONS TO ATTEND THE 2019 SGS ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE IN FLORIDA:
• SGS has an extensive history of joining together professionals from all fields of aging, includingresearchers, practitioners, students, and older adults.
• Throughout the conference, a diverse audience of attendees will be able to select fromnumerous continuing education and professional development presentations, networkingopportunities, and engaging events.
• This resort is the perfect family-friendly getaway and includes conference activities thatwelcome all ages. Room rates at the Sandestin start at $135 a night. Discounted airfare ratesand shuttle transportation is also available.
• This conference is budget friendly, making attendance for those on limited or fixed incomesmuch more reasonable. Each full conference day includes a minimum of two meals, plussnacks, making the conference even more affordable to attend.
PO Box 160 • Taylorsville, NC 28681 • 866-920-4660
Email: [email protected]
Web: southerngerontologicalsociety.org
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In Honor of the Southern Gerontological Society’s
40-Year Ruby Anniversary
You’re Invited to a Pre-Conference Music & Memory®
Personal Music Intensive April 9, 2019
Film Screening & Case Studies 8:30 – 11:00 AM
We’ll enjoy a screening of the Alive Inside documentary – a Story of Music & Memory. See the film that started a revolution by spotlighting the value of personal music in the fields of health and elder care. The audience will conduct two case studies of individuals featured in the film. Discovery, Research & A Musical Journey 12:00 – 2:30 PM
Attendees will discover overall program benefits, powerful evidence-based research. They’ll enjoy a sandbox moment of creating a musical journey that is geared to themselves, experiencing benefits of Music & Memory from a personal level. Attendees will leave feeling inspired with a call to action! Learning Objectives
• Name at least one significant benefit of the program for chronic as well as acute conditions• Identify a way in which Music & Memory addresses at least one area of practice• Discuss three benefits of autobiographical music with at least one population group• State one programmatic utilization of Music & Memory in order to enhance
intra-disciplinary clinical work or community enhanced intervention• Name at least one improved outcome measured by an evidence-based research study• Name at least one way personal music fosters team building, enhanced care, social
engagement and life-affirming moments.
Dorothy’s ruby slippers were magic. They could take her back home.
Personal music has that power. Where does your music take you?
• Personal music is generating wide-ranging scalable therapeutic outcomes across healthcare settings and athome. It benefits everyone including individuals with cognitive decline, chronic conditions, intellectualimpairments or physical challenges.
• It’s an intervention and valuable tool that transcends the typical clinical aspects of care• Is cost effective, easy to use, fosters team building, life-affirming moments, and provides respite for at-home
family caregivers• Reduces: medications, falls, delirium, behaviors, resistance to care, anxiety, stress, and physical altercations• Enhances: care, efficiency, social engagement, communication, nutrition status, and participation in therapies
Everyone is welcome. Special encouragement to at-home family caregivers. Registration Required Register online at www.southerngerontologicalsociety.org or call 866-920-4660
$20 Attendance & Lunch $40 for lunch + CEU’s (social work, nursing, recreation/activities, nursing home admin and health
educators)
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Pre-Conference Workshop Offerings:
National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners (NCCDP) Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia Care Seminar
April 9, from 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM Location: Terrace I, Linkside Conference Center, Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort
Trainer: Denise Scruggs, ADC, CDP, CADDCT, CMDCP Training Cost: $175 per participant, which includes all training materials and lunch.
Payment and registration for this workshop must be made by April 5, 2019.
Whether you want to increase your knowledge or pursue certification as a Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP), this class is for you.
Who should attend? Nurses, CNAs, social workers, activity professionals, geriatric care managers, licensed nursing home and
assisted living administrators, adult day staff, and any front-line staff and health care professional working with persons diagnosed with dementia.
This course is supported by the Southern Gerontological Society. For any organizations wishing to send 3 or more participants to this training, SGS is offering a 10% total registration discount.
Information to be covered in the seminar
• Overview of dementia, including diagnosis,prognosis and treatment
• Communication
• Feelings and depression, aggressivebehaviors, catastrophic reactions
• Difficulties like repetitive behaviors,paranoia, hallucinations, wandering, andhoarding
• Intimacy issues and sexuality
• Personal care: bathing, dressing, toileting,nutrition
• Pain management
• Staff and family support, environment,activities
• Diversity and cultural competence
• Spiritual care; end of life issues
• Elder abuse
Become a Certified Dementia Practitioner
By attending the conference pre-session, attendees of this course get a discounted application fee of $35 (typically $125) for the two-year certification. Application for the certification must made within 30 days from training seminar to receive discounted rate. Please note, however, that taking the class does not guarantee certification. This class meets one of the requirements for becoming a Certified Dementia Practitioner. Applicants must be certified or licensed in a health care profession or related field to apply for CDP certification, meet all requirements of the national organization, and be approved for certification by NCCDP. For more information on certification, other eligibility requirements, and an application go to www.nccdp.org or contact the NCCDP/ICCDP Office at (877) 729-5191 or [email protected].
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About the Trainer: Denise Scruggs
Denise Scruggs is a Certified Activity Director (ADC), a Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP), a Certified Montessori Dementia Care Professional, a Certified Online Training Professional, and a Certified Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia Care Trainer (CADDCT) for the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners/ International Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners. Denise has more than 24 years of experience in dementia care, both personally and professionally. Her experience includes work in activities, social work, family caregiving, consulting, and memory support program management spanning long term care, adult day care, assisted living, memory care, consulting, and education. She was also a caregiver for two family members with dementia.
Denise currently serves as the Director of the Beard Center on Aging, as well as Vice President of Corporate Training for the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners. She is a member of the advisory committee for the Lindsay Institute for Innovations in Caregiving and Chair of SGS's Membership Committee. She has been a dementia care trainer for NCCDP for ten years and has spoken at national conferences and events on the topic of dementia.
For more information: Call (434) 544-8456 or email [email protected]. To register, visit the www.southerngerontologicalsociety.org website or call 866-920-4660.
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Linksid
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Linksid
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:00 AM
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TBD
PRESEN
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8:30
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Terrace I
Denise Scrug
gs8:30
AM ‐ 2:30
PM
Terrace III
Deb Ferris
1:00
PM ‐ 2:30
PM
LOCA
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CONCU
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DIVER
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PER SESSION
Discussant:
Implications of S
outh Korea
n Nursin
g Ho
me Po
licy for the
US.
Hyeo
n Jung
Kim
Afric
an American
Aging
in Forsyth Cou
nty, North Carolina:
Exploring Nee
dsDe
ssire
e' W
aldron
Disability free
life expectancy am
ong very old M
exican
Am
erican
sAn
qi Pan
The Re
latio
nship of M
inority
Stress a
nd Disa
bility am
ong LG
BT
Adults 50 Ye
ars a
nd Older: A
n Ap
plication of th
e Disablem
ent
Process
Jeffrey Len
tz
TECH
NOLO
GY CO
MBINED
WORK
SHOP SESSION
Discussant:
Assis
tive Te
chno
logy: W
hat Is It a
nd W
ho Doe
s It B
enefit?
Ca
rolyn Ph
illips
Techno
logies of Inclusio
n, Enh
anced Ag
ing, and
the Ro
le of
Policy
Paul Baker
LIVING W
ITH DEM
ENTIA WORK
SHOP SESSION
Iden
tifying
the Neu
ropsycho
logical Sym
ptom
s of D
emen
tia
COMMUNITY‐BA
SED BEH
AVIORA
L INTE
RVEN
TIONS: PAP
ER
SESSION
WELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐
BEING AN
D QUAL
ITY
OF LIFE
Discussant:
Enha
ncing the well‐b
eing
of care prov
iders a
nd th
eir c
are
recipien
ts th
roug
h on
line self‐led interven
tion: Cha
lleng
es and
prelim
inary results of the
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DAY, APRIL 9TU
ESDAY
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TITLE
Registratio
n an
d Co
nferen
ce Services O
pen
Silent Auctio
n Intake
SGS Da
y of Service
TUESDAY
PRE
‐CONFERE
NCE
WORK
SHOPS
TITLE
NCC
DP Training Worksho
p
Bayside Ba
llroo
m G
LIVING WITH
DEMEN
TIA
Christin
e Ca
uffie
ldBa
yside Ba
llroo
m H
Music and
Mem
ory Training
Worksho
p
Bayside Ba
llroo
m E
DIVE
RSITY AN
D AG
ING
Bayside Ba
llroo
m F
TECH
NOLO
GY AND
AGING
Pre‐registratio
n is requ
ired for p
re‐con
ference worksho
ps. The
NCC
DP worksho
p is $1
75, the
Music and
Mem
ory Worksho
p is $2
0 for a
tten
dance, CEU
s available for a
n ad
ditio
nal $20
(one
time CE
U
processin
g fee includ
es CEU
s for con
ference as well). Pre‐con
ference tic
ketin
g will be available throug
h the SG
S web
site or call 866
‐920
‐466
0 to re
gister.
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The prelim
inary results of the
Effe
ctiven
ess o
f ‘Te
le‐Savvy’ o
n Self‐Ca
re and
Positive Caregiver Experiences in
Caregivers o
f Pe
rson
s Living with
Dem
entia
Fayron
Epp
s
Establish
ing A Multifaceted
Falls Preven
tion an
d He
althy Ag
ing
Prog
ram, in a Ru
ral Florid
a Co
unty, Throu
gh Pub
lic‐Priv
ate
Partne
rships
Daniel Cha
creton
, Palak Gup
ta, M
egan
McCarthy
Eatin
g an
d Prov
iding in a Foo
d De
sert: E
ducatin
g throug
h Fo
od
Bank
sSu
zann
e Kitts
2:00
PM ‐ 4:30
PM
Bayview Roo
m
3:00
PM ‐ 4:30
PM
LOCA
TION
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RREN
T SESSIONS B
TRAC
KPR
ESEN
TER(S) NAM
ES
PART
NER
SHIPS IN CAR
E FEAT
URE
SESSION
Partne
rships and
Evide
nce‐Driven
Program
s Sup
porting Family
Caregivers
LIVING W
ITH DEM
ENTIA WORK
SHOP
Demen
tia In
clusive Du
rham
: A mod
el to
enh
ance well‐b
eing
am
ong commun
ities of p
eople living with
dem
entia
COMBINED
WORK
SHOP SESSION
Discussant:
Dancing to New
Steps: C
aregivers L
eading
The
Way
Ruth Garrett
ABC of Dem
entia
for F
amily Caregivers
Debo
rah Selsa
vage
MAN
AGEM
ENT OF CH
RONIC ILLN
ESS: PAP
ER SESSION
Discussant:
Determ
inan
ts of the
influ
ence of m
ultip
le chron
ic dise
ases on
coping
Adeleye Ad
aralegbe
Self‐man
agem
ent for com
mun
ity‐dwellin
g Am
erican
Indian
s living with
Typ
e 2 diab
etes
Jacque
line Jone
s, R. Turne
r Goins
Factors a
ssociated with
improv
ed se
lf‐efficacy in m
anaging
diab
etes
Chen
g Yin
Non
‐Pha
rmacolog
ical In
terven
tions in
Man
aging Pa
inCa
ssan
dra Hill
5:00
PM ‐ 6:30
PM
Linksid
e A & B
Richard Prud
om, Secretary of F
lorid
a De
partmen
t of E
lder Affa
irs6:30
PM ‐ 8:00
PM
Linksid
e C & D
TIME
LOCA
TION
PRESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
7:00
AM ‐ 7:45
AM
Fitness C
enter
7:00
AM ‐ 8:00
AM
Bayside E & F
8:00
AM ‐ 6:00
PM
Linksid
e Re
gistratio
n De
sk
TUES
SGS Bo
ard of Dire
ctors M
eetin
g
Bayside Ba
llroo
m G
LIVING WITH
DEMEN
TIA
Bayside Ba
llroo
m H
WELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐
BEING AN
D QUAL
ITY
OF LIFE
Presiden
tial W
elcome an
d Ke
ynote Gu
est
Bayside Ba
llroo
m E
PART
NER
SHIPS IN
CARE
Christin
e Jensen
Bayside Ba
llroo
m F
LIVING WITH
DEMEN
TIA
Elea
nor M
cCon
nell, Carmelita
Karho
ff, Tho
mas
Konrad
Stud
ent P
oster S
essio
n an
d Re
ception
WED
NESDAY
, APR
IL 10
TITLE
Yoga
Continen
tal B
reakfast
Registratio
n an
d Co
nferen
ce Services O
pen
009
8:00
AM ‐ 5:00
PM
Linksid
e Re
gistratio
n De
sk9:00
AM ‐ 2:00
PM
Exhibit H
all Setup
9:00
AM ‐ 10
:15 AM
Linksid
e A & B
SGS Presiden
t, Dr. Jen
nifer C
raft M
organ
PRESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
10:30 AM
‐ 11
:15 AM
Bayview Roo
mSh
aron
Carter
11:15 AM
‐ 12
:00 PM
Bayview Roo
mBe
cky Watson
1:00
PM ‐ 1:45
PM
Bayview Roo
mJill Joh
ns1:50
PM ‐ 2:50
PM
Bayview Roo
mDe
b Ferris
10:30 AM
‐ 12
:00 PM
LOCA
TION
CONCU
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T SESSIONS C
TRAC
KPR
ESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
SPAC
ES FOR PE
OPLE LIVING W
ITH DEM
ENTIA: PAP
ER SESSION
LIVING WITH
DEMEN
TIA
Discussant:
Outcomes from
a M
ulti‐Disciplin
ary Co
mmun
ity Vision
ing
Worksho
p Fo
cused on
Inno
vatio
n in Dem
entia
Program
s and
Services
Emily Rob
erts
Supp
ort G
roup
s for Alzh
eimer’s Caregivers: Creating Our Own
Space in Uncertain Tim
esKim Stansbu
ry
Wha
t doe
s a Dem
entia
‐Frie
ndly Chu
rch look
like in
the Afric
an
American
Com
mun
ity?
Fayron
Epp
sGER
ONTO
LOGICAL
EDUCA
TION FEA
TURE
SESSION
Adap
t or P
erish
: A Darwinian Look
at G
eron
tological Edu
catio
nWELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐BE
ING AND QUAL
ITY OF LIFE FEA
TURE
SESSION
Enha
ncing Senior W
ellness throu
gh In
tergen
erationa
l Service
Learning
Program
s in Long
‐Term Care Settings
MAN
AGEM
ENT OF CH
RONIC ILLN
ESS: PAP
ER SESSION
Discussant:
Away but Not Gon
e: Con
tinuing
Bon
ds and
Decea
sed Loved
One
s in So
cial Con
voys
Sara Stemen
Exam
ining the Influ
ence of D
istal and
Proximal Traum
a Even
ts
on Lon
eliness in Ce
nten
arians
Kristop
her S
truckm
eyer
Death an
d Hu
man
‐mad
e Disaster: E
xplorin
g the Structural
Ritualiza
tion of Grie
ving
in Later Life
Jason Ulsp
erger
The Fears o
f Older W
omen
Yi Lin
PROFESSIONAL
DEV
ELOPM
ENT SESSION
Mee
t the
Editors: Jou
rnal of A
pplied Ge
rontolog
y Q&A with
the
Edito
rs
12:00 PM
‐ 1:00
PM
12:00 PM
‐ 2:30
PM
Linksid
e C
1:00
PM ‐ 2:30
PM
LOCA
TION
CONCU
RREN
T SESSIONS D
TRAC
KPR
ESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
MEA
NINGFU
L EN
GAG
EMEN
T AN
D DEM
ENTIA: PAP
ER SESSION
Discussant:
Alternative therap
ies in Pe
rson
‐cen
tered Ca
re fo
r Persons with
De
men
tia in
Nursin
g Ho
mes
Kallo
l Kum
ar Bha
ttacha
ryya
WED
NESDAY
WELLN
ESS MINI W
ORK
SHOPS
TITLE
Take a Break From Caregiving, Com
e Play C.A.R.E.S. ‐ BINGO
Beating ou
t Stress throu
gh Rhy
thm
Self‐Ca
re fo
r Caregivers: The
"I Fill M
y Cu
p" Cha
lleng
ePe
rson
alize
d Music: It Isn't Just for Recreation An
ymore!
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10
Silent Auctio
n Intake
Exhibit H
all Setup
‐ Exhibitors che
ck in
at L
inkside Re
gistratio
n De
sk
Ope
ning
Presid
entia
l Keyno
te Add
ress
Bayside Ba
llroo
m H
WELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐
BEING AN
D QUAL
ITY
OF LIFE
Linksid
e D
GERO
NTO
LOGICA
L ED
UCA
TION
Julie Rob
ison
Bayside Ba
llroo
m E
Bayside Ba
llroo
m F
GERO
NTO
LOGICA
L ED
UCA
TION
Ed Rosen
berg, G
raha
m Row
les, Elisab
eth Bu
rgess
Bayside Ba
llroo
m G
WELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐
BEING AN
D QUAL
ITY
OF LIFE
Shelly Bea
ver, Ke
lly M
unly, She
rri M
cgrego
r
Session Brea
k ‐ Lun
ch on Own
Room
Ope
n for P
rofession Po
ster Sessio
n Set u
p
Bayside Ba
llroo
m G
LIVING WITH
DEMEN
TIA
010
Draw
ing from
Mem
ory
Melan
ie Daven
port
Usin
g Virtua
l Rea
lity to Sim
ulate the Expe
rience of Dem
entia
Fran
ces B
ottenb
erg
Attitud
es to
ward De
men
tia and
Sexua
lity in Assisted
Living
Eliza
beth Burgess
ADVO
CACY
FOR AN
D BY OLD
ER ADULTS FEAT
URE
SESSION
Discussant: Larry Polivka
Long
‐Term Care in th
e U.S. and
Florid
a: Im
plications fo
r the
Fu
ture
Man
aged
Med
icaid LTC in Florid
a from
201
2 to 201
9 Th
e Nursin
g Ho
me of th
e Fu
ture: W
hy Not Green
Hou
se Living
for A
ll?GER
ONTO
LOGICAL
EDUCA
TION FEA
TURE
SESSION
Sigm
a Ph
i Omega: Lea
rn how
to jo
in, create a chap
ter, an
d serve in th
e lead
ership of the
Internationa
l Acade
mic Hon
or
and Professio
nal Society in
Geron
tology
THE PO
WER
OF P.A.C.E.: FLO
RIDA SP
OTLIGHT SESSION
The Po
wer of P
.A.C.E. P
rogram
ming: Florid
a Su
ccesses
WORK
SHOP SESSION
Bridging
the Ga
p in In
ter‐professio
nal C
ommun
ication
3:00
PM ‐ 4:30
PM
Linksid
e C
3:00
PM ‐ 4:30
PM
Linksid
e Foyer
3:00
PM ‐ 4:30
PM
Linksid
e Pa
rlor
3:30
PM ‐ 5:00
PM
Bayside E & F
4:00
PM ‐ 5:00
PM
Bayview Roo
m6:00
PM ‐ 8:00
PM
Baytow
ne W
harf
8:00
PM to
Ba
ytow
ne W
harf
TIME
LOCA
TION
7:00
AM ‐ 7:45
AM
Fitness C
enter
7:00
AM ‐ 8:00
AM
Bayside EFGH
7:50
AM ‐ 8:50
AM
Bayside EFGH
7:50
AM ‐ 8:50
AM
Linksid
e A
8:00
AM ‐ 6:00
PM
Linksid
e Re
gistratio
n De
sk9:00
AM ‐ 5:00
PM
Linksid
e Pa
rlor
9:00
AM ‐ 5:00
PM
Linksid
e Foyer
PRESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
1:45
PM ‐ 2:30
PM
Bayview Roo
mKa
te M
orrissey Stah
l
Bayside Ba
llroo
m H
ADVO
CACY
Linksid
e D
GERO
NTO
LOGICA
L ED
UCA
TION
Jenn
ifer d
e la Cruz, David Taylor
Professio
nal Poster S
essio
n ‐ S
essio
n B
Exhibit H
all O
pening
with
Recep
tion
Silent Auctio
n Ope
nsCo
mmittee
Mee
tings: D
evelop
men
t, En
core, Stude
nt, B
ylaw
s, Cou
ncil of Presid
ents, and
202
0 Norfolk Program
Com
mittee
Linksid
e A
GERO
NTO
LOGICA
L ED
UCA
TION
Cynthia Ha
ncock, Pam
ela Pitm
an Brown, Diane
Martin
, Amy Plan
tLinksid
e B
POWER
OF PLAC
E
Samira
K Beckw
ith, M
att H
udson
Sigm
a Ph
i Omega Bo
ard Mee
ting
Dine
‐Aroun
d Networking
Night (m
eet in Link
side Fo
yer n
ear registratio
n for d
eparture with
hosts) ‐ Sign up
shee
ts at C
onference
Services Desk, Cho
ices ra
nge from
The
Crazy Lob
ster, R
oberto's Pizzeria, R
um Run
ners, Slick Lips, V
illage Do
or, o
r the
Bea
ch Hou
se
SGS Stud
ent C
ommittee
Hosts: B
aytowne
Wha
rf Bar Crawl
THURS
DAY
, APR
IL 11
TITLE
Yoga
Brea
kfast B
uffet
Gerontolog
ist Roo
ted in th
e So
uth (GRITS) H
all o
f Fam
e Indu
ction Ce
remon
y
Sigm
a Ph
i Omega Mem
ber B
usiness a
nd Awards M
eetin
g
Registratio
n an
d Co
nferen
ce Services O
pen
Silent Auctio
n Ope
nExhibits Ope
n
THURS
DAY
WELLN
ESS MINI W
ORK
SHOPS
TITLE
Mindfulne
ss‐based
Gen
tle Yog
a to Promote Well‐b
eing
with
Age
011
2:30
PM ‐ 3:15
PM
Bayview Roo
mEliza
beth Tait
3:30
PM ‐ 4:15
PM
Bayview Roo
mTabitha John
son
9:00
AM ‐ 10
:30 AM
LOCA
TION
CONCU
RREN
T SESSIONS E
TRAC
KPR
ESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
PART
NER
SHIPS IN CAR
E: PAP
ER SESSION
Discussant:
Iden
tifying
Caregiver Training Nee
dsJean
anne
Elkins, Phillip Ru
stin
BEST: D
evelop
ing a Ca
regiver S
tress S
cree
ning
Too
l for
Geria
tric Caregivers
Jean
anne
Elkins
Determ
ining Kn
owledg
e Ga
ps abo
ut Alzh
eimer’s Dise
ase in
Diverse Ru
ral Pop
ulations
Lisa W
iese
Mod
ifiab
le Jo
b Ch
aracteristic
s, W
orking
Caregivers, and
Work
Tran
sitions by He
alth
Dawn Ca
rrGER
ONTO
LOGICAL
EDUCA
TION: E
XPLO
RING TEA
CHING
ENVIRO
NMEN
TS SESSION
Discussant:
Integrating a Structured
Cou
rse De
velopm
ent a
nd Review
Process in Online Ge
rontolog
y Co
urses
Louise M
urray
Twiligh
t Wish
Fou
ndation‐Crea
ting a Bridge from
Edu
catio
n to
Practic
e throug
h Pa
rticipation in a Geriatric Focused
Non
‐profit
Julie Hartm
ann
Teaching
Diversity, In
clusion, and
Aging
to Geron
tology
Grad
uate Stude
nts O
nline
Rebe
cca Ad
ams
Streng
then
ing Ge
rontolog
ical Com
petencies in Long
Term
Care: A
n Ed
ucationa
l Mod
elBe
th Culross
Linksid
e C
CARE
RELAT
IONSH
IPS AN
D TEC
HNOLO
GY: PAP
ER SESSION
Discussant:
There Is No Ca
re Rob
ot fo
r Older Adu
lts: A
Critical Perspectiv
e on
Assistive Te
chno
logy fo
r Elder Care
Moo
n Ch
oiAn
ticipating the Ethical Issue
s and
Psycho‐So
cial Im
pact W
hen
Usin
g Co
mpa
nion
Rob
ots to Co
mba
t Social Isolatio
n an
d Lone
liness in Older Adu
ltsAm
y Ro
yal
Build
ing Ca
re Relationships usin
g Te
chno
logy: B
ehavioral
Techno
logy ado
ption by
Older Adu
lts and
their C
aregivers
Jane
Kom
sky
Techno
logy Designe
d for E
lders a
nd Peo
ple Living
with
De
men
tia and
Cha
nging Co
gnitive Abilities: Best P
ractices and
Th
e Story of a Sim
ple TV
Rem
ote Co
ntrol
Kim M
cRae
Linksid
e D
TREN
DS SH
APING THE LA
NDSC
APE OF AG
ING IN
THE UNITED
STAT
ES: P
APER
SESSION
Discussant:
Use of P
rescrip
tion Med
ications fo
r Insom
nia am
ong Ad
ults
Ages 45+
in th
e Nationa
l Alzh
eimer’s Coo
rdinating Ce
nter
Uniform
Data Set
Mairead
Molon
ey
Diversity
, Aging
, and
Opioids
Pam W
illrodt, D
eano
Trayw
ick
The Extent and
Nature of Elder Foo
d Insecurity in Ten
nessee
: A
Mixed
‐Metho
d Stud
yBran
don Wallace
Beginn
ing to M
ine the Ge
ms o
f SGS
’ Future: Results from
the
SGS Priorities S
urvey
Abby
Schwartz
10:45 AM
‐ 11
:45 AM
Linksid
e A
12:00 PM
‐ 1:30
PM
Bayside EFGH
APRIL 11Linksid
e A
PART
NER
SHIPS IN
CARE
Linksid
e B
GERO
NTO
LOGICA
L ED
UCA
TION
TECH
NOLO
GY AND
AGING
WELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐
BEING AN
D QUAL
ITY
OF LIFE
FEAT
URE
KEYNOTE: T
EEPA
SNOW ‐ Living
Life
Und
er th
e Umbrella of D
emen
tia
Living
a Life
of P
urpo
se & Possib
ilitie
sTh
e Introd
uctio
n of Dem
entia
Lunche
on & SGS
Awards Cerem
ony
012
1:45
PM ‐ 3:15
PM
LOCA
TION
CONCU
RREN
T SESSIONS F
TRAC
KPR
ESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
PART
NER
SHIPS IN CAR
E FEAT
URE
SESSION
Mod
eling an
d Mea
surin
g Ge
riatrics W
orkforce Training:
Crea
ting an
Interprofessiona
l Ide
ntity
IMPLICAT
IONS FO
R WORK
FORC
E AG
ING: P
APER
SESSION
Discussant:
Refram
ing Ag
ing in th
e Workforce
Kerry Hu
ghes Tho
mas
Prod
uctiv
ist welfare in
the de
velope
d na
tions: W
hat h
ave be
en
the ou
tcom
es fo
r older workers?
Phillip Taylor
Go Sou
th, "Old" W
oman
, Go So
uth! W
omen
's Econ
omic W
ell‐
being an
d Qua
lity of Life
in In
ternationa
l Retire
men
t Migratio
n to Latin America
Mixon
Ware
Linksid
e C
EFFECT
IVE GRA
SSRO
OTS ADVO
CACY
WORK
SHOP
Effective Gr
assroo
ts Adv
ocacy
Linksid
e D
AGING IN
DIVER
SE COMMUNITIES PA
PER SESSION
Discussant:
Cultu
ral and
Social C
apita
l in a Tribal Nursin
g Ho
me
Anastasia
Schulho
ff
The Intersectio
ns of O
ld, R
ural, and
Poo
rAd
rienn
e Co
hen
Trau
ma an
d Ab
use Expe
rience an
d Elevated
Scalp Hair C
ortisol
Concen
trations amon
g SE Asia
n refugees in
the US Sou
thSu
dha Sh
reen
iwas
3:30
PM ‐ 5:00
PM
LOCA
TION
CONCU
RREN
T SESSIONS G
TRAC
KPR
ESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
LIVING W
ITH DEM
ENTIA WORK
SHOP
Integrated
Mem
ory Ca
re Clin
ic: C
hang
ing the He
althcare
Mod
el fo
r Peo
ple Living
with
Dem
entia
ADVO
CACY
FOR AN
D BY OLD
ER ADULTS WORK
SHOP
The Im
pact of the
Midterm
Election on
Aging
Policy
Linksid
e A
COMMUNICAT
ION AND COLLAB
ORA
TION IN
CAR
E: PAP
ER
SESSION
Discussant:
Commun
icative Co
mpe
tence: Und
erstan
ding
Residen
t Hea
lth
Chan
ge and
Care Co
nvoy
Com
mun
ication in Assisted
Living
Cand
ace Ke
mp
Aging in Place in
Assisted
Living: The
Role of Prim
ary Ca
re
Prov
iders a
nd Care Co
ordina
tors
Kend
ra Ja
son
“It’s Im
portan
t the
y Und
erstan
d”: C
ommun
ication an
d Stigma
abou
t Med
ication‐Assis
ted Trea
tmen
t for Opioid Use Diso
rder
amon
g Older Adu
lts and
their H
ealth
care Provide
rsAlexis Be
nder
Und
erstan
ding
the Opp
ortunitie
s and
Cha
lleng
es fo
r Dire
ct
Care W
orkers in
Assisted
Living in Sup
porting Re
siden
t Qua
lity
of Life
Christin
a Ba
rmon
Linksid
e B
TECH
NOLO
GY IN AGING FEA
TURE
SESSION
Mild
Cog
nitiv
e Im
pairm
ent E
mpo
wermen
t Program
Linksid
e C
GER
ONTO
LOGICAL
EDUCA
TION W
ORK
SHOP SESSION
Discussant:
THURSDAY,
ADVO
CACY
Althea
Taylor‐Jone
sDIVE
RSITY AN
D AG
ING
Bayside G
LIVING WITH
DEMEN
TIA
Laura Med
ders
Linksid
e A
PART
NER
SHIPS IN
CARE
Ed Ansello, Emma Whe
eler, K
imbe
rly Davis,
Sarah Marrs
Linksid
e B
WELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐
BEING AN
D QUAL
ITY
OF LIFE
GERO
NTO
LOGICA
L ED
UCA
TION
Bayside H
ADVO
CACY
Bob Blan
cato
PART
NER
SHIPS IN
CARE
TECH
NOLO
GY AND
AGING
013
Commun
ity Partner Practicum
Projects: Lea
dership
Expe
riences In
clud
ing Workforce Skills th
at Employ
ers D
esire
.Ch
eryl Osborne
Teaching
Geron
tology Cha
rrette
Eliza
beth Yost, Julie Brown
Linksid
e D
ADVO
CACY
IN M
EANING M
AKING: P
APER
SESSION
Discussant:
Advo
cacy as a
Sou
rce of M
eaning
and
Hea
lth in
Late Life:
Orig
inal Narrativ
es from
Estab
lishe
d Ad
vocates in Florida
Christoph
er Kelly
Being an
Adv
ocate Th
roug
h Qua
litative Re
search: V
isualizing
Su
bjectiv
e an
d Intentiona
l Con
nections across the
Life
span
Kyle Bow
erNavigating De
men
tia: Finding
s from th
e Orang
e Co
unty
Demen
tia Care & Cure Initiative Fo
cus G
roup
sTracy Wha
rton
5:30
PM ‐ 7:00
PM
Bayside H
5:30
PM ‐ 7:00
PM
Linksid
e A
7:00
PM ‐ 8:30
PM
Bayside A
TIME
LOCA
TION
7:00
AM ‐ 8:00
AM
Bayside Foyer
7:30
AM ‐ 9:00
AM
Bayside EF
8:00
AM ‐ 6:00
PM
Linksid
e Re
gistratio
n De
sk9:00
AM ‐ 5:00
PM
Linksid
e Pa
rlor
9:00
AM ‐ 5:00
PM
Linksid
e Foyer
TITLE
PRESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
1:15
PM ‐ 2:00
PM
Bayview Roo
mJill Joh
ns2:00
PM ‐ 2:45
PM
Bayview Roo
mMelan
ie Daven
port
9:15
AM ‐ 10
:45 AM
LOCA
TION
CONCU
RREN
T SESSIONS H
TRAC
KPR
ESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
LIVING W
ITH DEM
ENTIA FEAT
URE
SESSION
Chan
ging
the conv
ersatio
nWELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐BE
ING & QUAL
ITY OF LIFE W
ORK
SHOP
Discussant: B
ecky W
atson
Let’s Take a Musical Jo
urne
y To
gether & Disc
over How
a
Complete Music Care Pa
ckage Su
pports Hea
lth, W
ellness a
nd
Successful Aging
Gail So
nnesso, A
ngelo So
nnesso, and
Deb
Ferris
Linksid
e A
LIVING W
ITH DEM
ENTIA WORK
SHOP
Simulated
Dem
entia
Journe
yLinksid
e B
TECH
NOLO
GY AN
D AGING: SHAR
ED W
ORK
SHOP
The Fu
n Th
eory: T
ransform
ing de
men
tia care throug
h en
gagemen
t techn
olog
yINNOVA
TIVE
TEA
CHING TEC
HNIQUES SESSION
Discussant:
EDUCA
TION
ADVO
CACY
SGS Pu
blications Com
mittee
Mee
ting
"Secon
d Opinion
" Docum
entary Scree
ning
with
Fea
tured Pa
nelist, Dr. O
livio Clay
By In
vitatio
n: End
owmen
t Fou
nding Fu
nders T
apas and
Wine Re
ception
FRIDAY
, APR
IL 12
TITLE
Brea
kfast B
uffet
SGS Mem
ber B
usiness M
eetin
gRe
gistratio
n an
d Co
nferen
ce Services O
pen
Silent Auctio
n Ope
n (Final Day fo
r Bids)
Exhibits Ope
n
Bayview Roo
mWELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐
BEING AN
D QUAL
ITY
OF LIFE
LIVING WITH
DEMEN
TIA
Tabitha John
son
TECH
NOLO
GY AND
AGING
Juliet K
erlin
FRIDAY
MINI W
ELLN
ESS WORK
SHOPS
Self‐Ca
re fo
r Caregivers: The
"I Fill M
y Cu
p" Cha
lleng
eKimon
o Bo
ok Kee
psakes
Bayside H
LIVING WITH
DEMEN
TIA
Linksid
e C
GERO
NTO
LOGICA
L
014
Assessing a Co
mmun
ication Ed
ucation Interven
tion on
Und
ergrad
uates’ Self‐E
fficacy and
Attitu
des: Com
mun
icating
Chronic Diagno
ses
Jessica Allen
Incorporating Older Adu
lts in
to Classroom
Aging
Sim
ulation
Activ
ities
Julie A. B
rown
Health, H
appine
ss, and
Lon
gevity in
Hon
g Ko
ng: Study
Abroa
d as a Gatew
ay to
Geron
tology Edu
catio
nAn
drea
June
Give Back, Go Fo
rward: A new
mod
el fo
r eng
aging stud
ents
with
com
mun
ity‐dwellin
g elde
rsSarah Bo
ehle, C
hristine Ra
ber
Linksid
e D
POWER
OF PLAC
E WORK
SHOP
Long
‐term care organizatio
n de
cisio
n making in prepa
ratio
n an
d respon
se to
Hurric
anes Florence an
d Micha
el.
11:00 AM
‐ 1:00
PM
Bayside EFGH
1:15
PM ‐ 2:45
PM
LOCA
TION
CONCU
RREN
T SESSIONS I
TRAC
KPR
ESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
COMMUNITY DWELLING OLD
ER ADULTS AN
D HEA
LTH
STUDEN
T PA
PER SESSION
Discussant:
Self‐Co
ncep
tions of the
Inde
pend
ently
Living Old‐Old
Polin
a Ermoshk
ina
A Su
rvey Ana
lysis
of a
Sen
ior C
enter: Th
e Diffe
rences betwee
n Late Life
‐Stage Sub
grou
psHe
lena
Swan
son, Han
nah Ro
drigue
s, And
rea
June
Und
erstan
ding
Sub
jective Well‐b
eing
for C
hine
se Elders O
ver
Time
Jing Liu
Evalua
tion of an Interprofessiona
l, Eviden
ce‐based
Falls
Training
Kimbe
rly Davis, Sarah
Marrs
Linksid
e B
ASSET BA
SED COMMUNITY DEV
ELOPM
ENT WORK
SHOP
Asset B
ased
Com
mun
ity Develop
men
tLinksid
e C
RECR
UITMEN
T AN
D RET
ENTION IN
THE LO
NG‐TER
M CAR
E WORK
FORC
E SESSION
Discussant:
Mining the Workforce Lite
rature: Inv
estin
g in th
e Fu
ture of
Work in Hea
lthcare and
Aging
Services
Sara Haviland
, Jen
Craft M
organ
Partne
ring to Build Lon
g Te
rm Care Man
agers for Tod
ay's
Workforce
Leisa
Easom
Linksid
e D
THE PO
WER
OF PLAC
E: FLO
RIDA SP
OTLIGHT SESSION
Long
after th
e Storm: P
ost‐Hu
rrican
e Critical C
halleng
es
3:00
PM ‐ 4:30
PM
Linksid
e A
SGS Co
uncil o
f Presid
ents Fea
ture Pan
el Sessio
nDiscussant: Ishan
C. W
illiams
4:30
PM ‐ un
til last ta
ble
Linksid
e Pa
rlor
Silent Auctio
n Table Closeo
ut ‐ All tab
les c
losed by
5pm
cash, credit a
nd che
cks a
ccep
ted, sh
ipping
can
be
arrang
ed th
roug
h registratio
n de
sk
6:30
PM ‐ 10
:30 PM
Bayside EFGH &
Poolsid
e Terrace
The So
uthe
rn Geron
tological Society's 40
th Ann
iversary Sem
i‐Fo
rmal Gala
Dinn
er, D
essert, D
ancing
and
Celeb
ratio
n. Dress
is Semi‐F
ormal/Cocktail, Th
eme is Ru
by and
gu
ests are encou
raged to wea
r red
.
TIME
LOCA
TION
TITLE
TRAC
KPR
ESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
FRIDAY, APRIL 12
SATU
RDAY
, APR
IL 13
Linksid
e A
WELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐
BEING AN
D QUAL
ITY
OF LIFE
ADVO
CACY
Micha
el M
arcus, Jo
hn M
igliaccio
PART
NER
SHIPS IN
CARE
POWER
OF PLAC
EMatt H
udson
EDUCA
TION
POWER
OF PLAC
E
Sand
i Lan
e
Aging Be
tter Tog
ethe
r Rou
ndtable Lunche
on
015
7:00
AM ‐ 12
:00 PM
Linksid
e Re
gistratio
n De
skRe
gistratio
n an
d Co
nferen
ce Services O
pen
7:30
AM ‐ 8:30
AM
Bayside Foyer
Brea
kfast B
uffet
Diversity
Breakfast Pan
el Sessio
nCa
regiving
: Please Secure You
r Own Mask Be
fore Attem
pting
to Assist Tho
se Aroun
d Yo
uPR
ESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
9:45
AM ‐ 10
:30 AM
Bayview Roo
mGr
andp
aren
ts as o
ur Sup
erhe
roes: A
Geron
tological Lite
racy
Prog
ram
LaVo
na Trayw
ick, Eric
a Fields
10:30 AM
‐ 11
:15 AM
Bayview Roo
mCo
nnectin
g Ge
neratio
ns th
roug
h Rh
ythm
and
Play using
Boom
wha
cker Percussion Tu
bes
Becky Watson
9:45
AM ‐ 11
:15 AM
LOCA
TION
CONCU
RREN
T SESSIONS J
TRAC
KPR
ESEN
TER NAM
E(S)
TECH
NOLO
GY USE SESSION
Discussant:
High
‐Tech mee
ts High‐To
uch: The
Teleh
ealth
Interven
tion
Prog
rams for Sen
iors (T
IPS)
John
Migliaccio, M
icha
el M
arcus
The Im
pact of A
ttitu
dina
l Factors on Internet Use Amon
g Older
Adults
Carol M
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HomeLab
: A Living Lab for E
valuations
Sarah Farm
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AGE FR
IENDLY COMMUNITIES BE
ST PRA
CTICES W
ORK
SHOP
How to
estab
lish an
Age Frie
ndly Com
mun
ity Com
mittee
; Be
st
Practic
es.
AGING IN
THE BL
ACK CO
MMUNITY SESSION
Discussant:
Usin
g Eviden
ced‐ba
sed Be
havioral Hea
lth Program
s to Re
duce
Chronic Disease He
alth Disp
arities in
Aging
African
American
s:
The Pe
rspe
ctive of th
e Prog
ram Facilitator
Chivon
Mingo
Advance Ca
re Plann
ing in African
American
Faith Com
mun
ities
Cathy Ca
mpb
ell, Isha
n Williams
How Do Multip
le Chron
ic Con
ditio
ns Im
pact W
orkforce
Engagemen
t of O
lder W
orkers? An
Examination of Race an
d Ge
nder
Kend
ra Ja
son, Christy Erving
Interven
tions fo
r Hea
lthy Ag
ing Am
ong Mature Black Lesbians:
Recommen
datio
ns Gathe
red throug
h Co
mmun
ity‐based
Re
search
MaryA
nne Ad
ams, Ton
ia Potea
tLinksid
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WELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐BE
ING AND QUAL
ITY OF LIFE W
ORK
SHOP
Find
ings and
Recom
men
datio
ns from
the Meck60+
Com
mun
ity
and He
alth Assessm
ent o
f Adu
lts 60+
in Cha
rlotte, North
Carolin
a
12:30 PM
‐ 1:30
PM
Sunset Bay Café
SATURDAY, APRIL 138:00
AM ‐ 9:30
AM
Bayside EFGH
DIVE
RSITY IN AGING
Dr. O
livio Clay
SATU
RDAY
WELLN
ESS MINI W
ORK
SHOPS
WELLN
ESS, W
ELL‐
BEING AN
D QUAL
ITY
OF LIFE
Julian Mon
toro‐Rod
rigue
z
New
Boa
rd M
embe
r Welcome Lunche
on
TITLE
Linksid
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TECH
NOLO
GY AND
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Linksid
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ADVO
CACY
Steven
Stude
baker, Eliza
beth Tait
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DIVE
RSITY AN
D AG
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