Aging Re-Imagined 2.5

Following on from the successful Aging Re-Imagined Symposium 2.0 in the Spring of 2018 you are invited to join us this year. Join us for presentations, performance, and discussions. This is your place to come & learn with others about different aspects of aging with artists, clinicians, community members & researchers.

April 29, 2019

5:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Wake Forest University, Farrell Hall Broyhill Auditorium,
1834 Wake Forest Rd, Building 60, Winston-Salem, NC 27106

Meet our Speakers:

Anthony Hyatt is a violinist and multimedia teaching artist who works with many health care and human service providers in the Washington DC area.
Anthony Hyatt is a violinist and multimedia teaching artist who works with many health care and human service providers in the Washington DC area.
Lia Miller is co-founder and Executive Director of the Creative Aging Network-NC.
Lia Miller is co-founder and Executive Director of the Creative Aging Network-NC.
Susan Perlstein, founder of Elders Share the Arts National Center for Creative Aging.
Susan Perlstein, founder of Elders Share the Arts National Center for Creative Aging.
Jeff Williamson, MD, Gerontology, Wake Forest Baptist Health is a Professor of Internal Medicine and Epidemiology.
Jeff Williamson, MD, Gerontology, Wake Forest Baptist Health is a Professor of Internal Medicine and Epidemiology.

Check out sessions from Aging Re-Imagined 2.0:

Anthony Marsh, PhD: Improving Function and body composition in older adults with community partners:The CLIP-II Study

Edward Shaw, MD: Memory Counseling Clinic

Lia Miller and Sudha Shreeniwas, PhD: ARTMail for Alzheimer’s: A structured participatory arts program for seniors with cognitive symptoms 

Sara Romanik and Carol Penney: Intergenerational Kindermusik

Daniel Umlauf, JD: Determining Legal Competence in Older Adults

Click on the DEAC Talk schedule to watch sessions from last year

 

Donovan Livingston, MA, EdM., Spoken Word Poet and Author

Aging Re-imagined

QUESTIONS? CONTACT US

For any questions or concerns please email Stephanie Reitz, reitzsct@nullwfu.edu, or call 336-758-4256.