University Professor Caleb Finch discusses the wide spectrum of aging rates in the animal kingdom and what it could mean for human aging study.
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From gerontology PhD to policymaker in aging. Halley Gallo aims to help states promote health and well-being across the lifespan
Haley Gallo, PhD '22 plans to dedicate her career to helping states implement evidence-based policies that promote healthy aging.
A gerontology graduate learns prevention is the best medicine. Alexandra Firestone plans to become a doctor and to promote healthy habits for all ages
Alexandra Firestone, BS '22 aims to enhance the aging experience and promote longevity.
MSNHL grad has a recipe for helping others through food. Ahmicqui Bribiescas-Page plans to become a registered dietitian who connects health, culture and nutrition
Ahmicqui Bribiescas-Page, MSNHL '22 plans to help people by pursuing a career in nutrition and dietetics.
Mark Reisman is invested in building vibrant communities for older adults. Real estate CEO adds master’s in gerontology to his portfolio
Mark Reisman, MASLH '22 sees a clear path forward for his career in the senior living industry.
A rock star’s new gig: expert in aging. Brett Anderson aims to use her master’s in gerontology to be of service to older adults
Brett Anderson, MSG '22 shares what inspired her to study gerontology, her plans after graduation and more.
Nutrition and Aging: 11 Myths and Misconceptions
Edward Schneider, MD shares nutrition tips for older adults looking to eat healthier.
Q&A with PhD in Gerontology Grad Carly Roman
Carly Roman PhD '21 wants to combine research and practice to ensure that older adults have opportunities to feel valued and stay socially connected.
Q&A with Bachelor’s in Lifespan Health grad Astoria Ho
Astoria Ho '21 wants to merge her interests in aging and technology to positively transform the lives of older adults and their families.
Q&A with master’s student Giovanna Manson-Hing
Giovanna Manson-Hing, a member of the USC Master of Arts in Gerontology class of 2021, shares her experiences and future plans to promote brain health and support caregivers.