How much red wine is healthy for the brain and body? How about coffee?? What about the Keto diet? Curious? Read on.
THANK YOU to Dr. Dean Sherzai and the California Council on Gerontology and Geriatrics committee that made our first “CCGG Presents…” event about brain health (followed by a series of great discussions about hot topic in aging) a wonderful success! Please enjoy this recording of Dr. Sherzai’s presentation.
Showcase Overview
The California Council on Gerontology and Geriatrics (CCGG) will be hosting a Fall Showcase that gives an opportunity for students, faculty, and the greater community to share their work and research with the larger CCGG community. The spring and fall showcases provide a wonderful forum to connect and learn about the work that our colleagues are doing. It is also great for presenters to be able to share their information with a smaller, highly engaged audience.
December 2 from 9:00-11:00am and will be held via Zoom video conferencing. Please mark your calendar to join us even if you are not interested in presenting your research/work.
Students, faculty members, service providers in aging, and all others working in gerontology, geriatrics, and older adult programs throughout the state of California are invited to apply. If you are interested in submitting a proposal for the Fall Showcase, please see the “Presenter Information” below. Attendees will be voting on presentation award(s) for the “Best in Show” with an award for the winner!
Presenter Information
CCGG is currently seeking abstracts for short virtual presentations on recent research. You will have 10 minutes for the presentation and 5 minutes for Q&A. Presentations will occur over Zoom, and presenters may create 6-7 PPT slides or a poster to share during their presentation. The PPT slides or poster will be submitted online 1 week in advance of the Showcase.
Prepare the following before you enter the submission survey:
1. Presentation Title
2. Primary Author/Presenter (Name, Degree, Institutional Affiliation, Email, Phone Number)
3. Co-Authors (Name, Degree, Institutional Affiliation, Email Address)
4. Abstract* (250 words or less)
Proposal Process/Notification of Acceptance
We welcome abstracts which examine a variety of gerontology and geriatric issues such as housing/lack of housing, scientific, education, social justice, workforce development, policy, and advocacy issues in the field of aging.
When you are ready to submit your proposal, visit the submission site: https://csus.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d5SGOA3iu8nb1z0
The deadline of submission is 10/15/2021.
We will notify our decision via email by no later than 11/1/2021.
Accepted presenters will be asked to provide their presentation slides by 11/19/2021
Mary Tabata (a colleague through the California Council on Gerontology and Geriatrics) is working on her doctoral dissertation analyzing the potential influence on the perception of authentic leadership factors and trust in management on team performance outcomes. Participants should be staff or volunteers in senior service organizations (of any type). Please consider taking this survey if you qualify.
Here is the link to my survey.
https://eastern.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4ShKtTaD5WqV6LQ
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Mary C Tabata, MS, MBA, CAGS
PhD Candidate, Organizational Leadership
Assistant Editor, International Journal of Multicultural Education (IJME)
Eastern University, Cohort 8
310-986-9237
THANK YOU to all who attended the CCGG Spring 2021 Showcase. Students and faculty from several institutions, community members and NAPG members were in attendance to learn from 6 excellent presentations. The “Best in Show” award, including a $50 Amazon gift card sponsored by MMZ Law, went to Jesse Archer, alum of California State University Long Beach, who presented his research about Caregiving in Quarantine.
If you would like to view the Showcase, please visit:
Stay tuned for the date of our Fall 2021 Showcase, to take place virtually in December 2021.
California Council on Gerontology and Geriatrics
2021 SPRING SHOWCASE
The California Council on Gerontology and Geriatrics (CCGG) will be hosting a Spring Showcase for students, faculty, and the greater community to share their work and research. Due to the pandemic, we had our first showcase in the fall in lieu of the annual conference. While we look forward to one day being able to meet in a large group in-person, the spring and fall showcases provide a wonderful forum to connect and learn about the work that our colleagues are doing. It is also great for presenters to be able to share their information with a smaller, highly engaged audience.
The 2021 Spring Showcase is on April 29 from 9:00-11:00am and will be held via Zoom video conferencing. Please mark your calendar to join us even if you are not interested in presenting your research/work. Our initial 2020 Fall Showcase was a big hit, and we’re looking forward to the next one!
Spring Showcase Zoom Link: https://csus.zoom.us/j/83738362380
Call In: 1-669-900-6833 Meeting ID: 837 3836 2380
2021 Spring Showcase Presentations
Affect Balance Predicts the Experience of Pain in Adults With and Without Fibromyalgia
Jenny Phun, California State University, Fullerton
Melina Wulin, Graduate student, California State University, Fullerton
Jae Hwan Lee, Postbaccalaureate, California State University Fullerton
Heeeun Hwang, Postbaccalaureate, California State University Fullerton
Matthew Nakoula, Postbaccalaureate, California state university, Fullerton
Barbara Cherry, Faculty, California State University, Fullerton
Laura Zettel-Watson, Faculty, California State Univ., Fullerton
Jennifer Trevitt, Faculty, California State University, Fullerton
Age-Friendly University Initial Assessment: Voices of Older Learners
Madeleine S. Marroquin-Serrano, San Francisco State University
Emiko Takagi, San Francisco State University
Caregiving in Quarantine: Evaluating the Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Adult Child Informal Caregivers of a Parent
Jesse Archer, MSG, California State University, Long Beach
Wendy Reiboldt, PhD, California State University, Long Beach
Maria Claver, PhD, California State University, Long Beach
John Fay, MSG, Lifelong Laguna
Depression as a Mediator for Fibromyalgia Status and Cognitive Functioning in Older Adults
Caitlin Gower , California State University, Fullerton
Dylan Serpas, MS, California State University Fullerton
Mariya Malone, MS, California State University, Fullerton
Lauren Wells, BA, California State University, Fullerton
Sarah Fabian, BA, California State University, Fullerton
Barbara Cherry, PhD, California State University, Fullerton
Laura Zettel-Watson, PhD, California State Univ., Fullerton
Jennifer Trevitt, PhD, California State University, Fullerton
Emotional, Social, Financial Benefits of Pre-Planning Funeral Arrangements: A Three-Week Training
Tatia Clark, California State University, Long Beach
Implementing a Disease Management Program: What Works and What Doesn’t Work
Dr. Kathy Williams, University of La Verne & Kaiser Permanente
| CDA’s Older Americans Act State Plan Public Hearings |
| The California Department of Aging (CDA) is developing California’s next Older Americans Act (OAA) State Plan and is seeking robust and diverse public input on the plan through upcoming remote hearings and online surveys. All information about the OAA State Plan is posted on our website. California’s OAA State Plan for 2021-2025 will guide the Older Americans Act programs and funding and will align CDA’s OAA goals with Area Plans submitted by the 33 Area Agencies on Aging, the Governor’s Master Plan for Aging, and CDA’s Strategic Plan. OAA State Plans are due from CDA, as California’s designated unit on aging, to the Administration for Community Living every four years. The plan currently in development will be effective from October 1, 2021 through 2025. The OAA State Plan draft report and a summary power point are posted on the webpage, for public review. CDA, in partnership with the California Commission on Aging (CCoA), will hold two virtual public hearings and offer a survey and email box during April to gather input on the draft 2021-25 Older Americans Act State Plan. CDA and CCoA are interested in receiving input from older adults, people with disabilities, family and friend caregivers, and agencies, advocates, and allies that work with these individuals, as well as the general public. Please share this information with your networks, so a broad range of public comment can be provided and incorporated into the final OAA plan. There are three ways to provide your comments: Provide input during one of the two public hearings (the two hearings will cover the same information) – information below Send your input via this short survey Email questions and comments to oaastateplan@aging.ca.gov Virtual Hearing #1 Monday, April 26, 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, or Android device: Please click this URL to join. https://zoom.us/j/92694092281?pwd=ME5lSEN2dTlDbWdVcU84TUJjei9VQT09 Passcode: 587332 Or join by phone (toll free) 888-788-0099 Webinar ID: 926 9409 2281 Passcode: 587332 Virtual Hearing #2 Thursday, April 29, 9:00 am to 10:30 am Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, or Android device: Please click this URL to join. https://zoom.us/j/98778693882?pwd=Y3BsMmlYaTBERTB1ZC9uYWtNSmw4UT09 Passcode: 395242 Or join by phone (toll free) 888-788-0099 Webinar ID: 987 7869 3882 Passcode: 395242 |
