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The Global Aging Course is designed to examine individual, demographic, and societal aspects of aging around the world, including health & healthcare systems, finance & social welfare, work and retirement, long term care and caregiving. In this course we will compare and contrast substantive areas of aging.

The Center for Successful Aging is excited to partner with Alzheimer's Orange County to offer invaluable student volunteer and intern positions for Summer/Fall 2024. Join us for an enriching opportunity to support and engage with older adults living with memory-related illnesses.

We are delighted to announce the upcoming event by Center of Successful Aging and in collaboration with Human Development.  Kicking off the series is Dr.

"Join the Scan Scholarships Program for Seniors and Older Adults!"

The annual report for the year 2022- 2023 highlights the numerous collaborations and partnerships formed with organizations dedicated to serving older adults. The organization's research initiatives, aimed at understanding the unique challenges faced by older adults, have provided valuable insights into the needs and wants of this demographic.

The Purpose of the Colloquium Series is to bring together students, faculty, and community members to foster interdisciplinary knowledge and collaboration on aging. Integrative Approaches to Managing chronic pain for aging populations.

The Center for Successful Aging is proud to be a part of the California Coalition on Family Caregiving (CaCFC).

The Purpose of the Colloquium Series is to bring together students, faculty, and community members to foster interdisciplinary knowledge and collaboration on aging. The Importance of diagnosing and treating hearing loss in Aging with Dr. Ed Garcia, AuD, Professor

Center of Successful Associate, Dr. Edward Garcia, was invited to present on "Hearing Loss and Social Isolation" at the American Association of Service Coordinator (AASC) 2022 Annual conference.

The Center of Successful Aging Director Dr. Iveris Martinez appeared on the podcast "Connecting The Dots". She was interviewed multiple times to speak on topics related to anthropology and how can we better manage the Aging populations. The Podcasts: January 19, 2022 "Health Care and the Anthropologist"

With a deeply rooted commitment to serving the aging population in the local community, the Long Beach Aging Services Collaborative (LBASC) was given the Leadership Innovation Award from the Los Angeles Alliance for Community Health and Aging (LAACHA).