Scripps Fellow and Director of the Long Term Care Research Project, Dr. Robert Applebaum, discusses long term care planning.
04/27/2021
Guest-editors Robert Applebaum and Jennifer Heston-Mullins, of ¾Ã¾ÃË®ÃÛÌÒÂ’s Scripps Gerontology Center have curated an issue that examines the core, the practice, and the future of care management, thirty years after Rosalie A. Kane edited an issue on the then-new practice of case management.
04/19/2021
Since 2008, Dr. Lokon has directed ¾Ã¾ÃË®ÃÛÌÒ's service-learning program Opening Minds through Art (OMA.) OMA puts college students in direct contact with elders living with dementia as they support the elders in art-making. The Fulbright Scholars grant will allow her to bring OMA to Indonesia.
03/11/2021
Joins a global network of 70 universities committed to age-friendly principles.
03/05/2021
In this podcast episode, The Art of Aging interviews Elizabeth "Like" Lokon, founder of Opening Minds Through Art (OMA).
02/19/2021
The Ohio Population website and downloadable resources were established to help users understand the demographic changes and trends taking place at the county and state level. The newest version of the website is now available and provides an enhanced user experience through an interactive data center, printable versions of all content, and expanded information about the older population.
02/19/2021
This month Courtney Parker joined us as our Communications Specialist and Meghan Young will continue with Scripps in a new role as Associate Director of Opening Minds through Art.
01/21/2021
Senior Research Scholar, Phyllis Cummins, Ph.D. has been heavily involved in efforts to improve adult learning and age-inclusive education. Through numerous grants, partnerships outside of ¾Ã¾ÃË®ÃÛÌÒ, and serving on work groups and committees, Cummins is making a difference at Scripps and beyond.
01/11/2021
Executive Director Suzanne Kunkel, Ph.D. and O'Toole Family Professor and Scripps Research Fellow Kate de Medeiros, Ph.D. awarded first place in the American Journal of Nursing 2020 Book of the Year Award.
Their book titled “Global Aging: Comparative Perspectives on Aging and the Life Course, 2nd Edition” won first place in the Gerontologic Nursing category.
