Texas Aging & Longevity Center

HELP SUPPORT STUDENT WORK IN AGING! We are fundraising for grad student work that focuses on aging: research activities, community outreach, scientific meetings and more!

Starting today, March 30th-31 for 40 hours, we are raising $$ through UT Austin's 40 For Forty annual giving campaign.

THANK YOU!! Please support and forward if you can. Donations are tax-deductible and ANY amount helps.🤗 Link here: https://40for40.utexas.edu/giving-day/33333/department/34368

“There’s no doubt that the death rate in nursing homes is astronomical, but when you look at the statistics, only 5% of older adults are in nursing homes.” Karen Fingerman, Texas Aging & Longevity Center co-director, is featured in .

Why Older People Might Suffer Most, Post-Pandemic By grouping all people 65 and older into one category, we may inadvertently make a world where later years are valued less

Dr. Karen Fingerman presenting Multiple Methods of Assessing Daily TV Viewing in Late Life at the Gerentological Society of America Annual Scientific Meeting.
The Gerontological Society of America The University of Texas at Austin College of Natural Sciences, UT Austin

If you missed the Aging and Health Informatics Abstract Deadline, there's good news! The poster deadline has been extended to Oct. 20th. Click the link and submit today! Scholarships available!

2019 Aging and Health Informatics Conference | School of Nursing | The University of Texas at Austin Deadlines: Submission for podium presentations is now closed. The deadline for student poster submissions has been extended to October 20, 2019. The deadline for the student scholarship application is November 1, 2019.