With training in financial planning and gerontology, Daniel Hutcherson strives to help investors be financially independent and plan for care as they age.
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In honor of Black History Month, the USC Leonard Davis School hosted a screening of Holding the Pieces, a film following one family’s journey with Alzheimer’s disease.
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With a background in marketing, an MBA and a MASLH, Larissa Tiede is hoping to develop a new care model that extends beyond her senior living community.
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Three graduates share how making the most of unusual opportunities led them to unique careers in aging.
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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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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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As the first graduate of the Master of Science in Applied Technology and Aging program, Dorice Redman feels prepared to write a new chapter in her career.
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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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