The Arnold M. Whitman Aging and Technology Initiative Fund supports the USC Leonard Davis School’s exploration of how tech solutions can improve the lives of older people.
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Faculty, alumni and supporters share how the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology shaped the aging field — and continues to lead into the future.
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Over a long career, Rigo Saborio MSG ’94 has helped improve aging services for older adults. He is a leader in aging policy, advocacy and philanthropy.
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Huffpost highlighted USC Leonard Davis researcher Sebastian Brandhorst on how everyday habits influence longevity, reflecting USC’s work in nutrition metabolism, and healthy aging.
Lesley Holmes used her gerontology training, chef skills and a love of multi-generational collaboration to create a vibrant board and care home.
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From research lab to hospital bedside, USC’s culture of innovation fosters groundbreaking approaches to the detection, treatment and prevention of cancer.
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As an author, educator and consultant, Sherri Snelling, MAG, has built a career around raising awareness about the needs of caregivers.
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With undergraduate and graduate degrees from the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology, Lourdes Bustamante is on track to become a senior living leader.
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Bachman completed her PhD in May 2022 and started working at VivoSense as a research scientist shortly after. VivoSense develops digital measures from wearable sensor data for use in clinical trials.
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USC Leonard Davis School students traveled through England, Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland for a summer course on the genetics of aging.
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