AGE630 Integrative Project B
Lead Faculty: Dr. Allyson Washburn
Course Description
The second course of a two-course sequence providing an interdisciplinary forum for exploring current issues in aging and culminating in a project that addresses a specific challenge or opportunity facing older adults and their communities. Topic areas will reflect the background and interests of students in the program.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify and address socio-cultural and ethical issues and context relevant to the project in an informed and sensitive manner
- Participate critically and productively in peer discussions of the execution, and completion of individual projects
- Collect, organize, and analyze relevant research and data
- Communicate the basis, findings, and evaluation of the project at the expected graduate level of written exposition and utilizing the professional standard of APA format for presentation
