The School of Aging Studies held its Welcome Back Reception to kick off the 2022-2023 academic year. Riaan van Zyl, PhD; Bill Haley, PhD; and Howard Goldstein, PhD highlighted some of the accomplishments of the school's faculty over the past year, including several prestigious awards and continued grant funding from national and federal organizations. PhD students' achievements, including awards, scholarships, and completed dissertations, were also recognized.
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Aging Studies kicks off new academic year with Welcome Back Reception
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