61. Detroit Science Center Join our family and become a part of an exciting yearlong adventure of fun Student / senior, Admits 1 named student or senior citizen over 60 with ID http://www.detroitsciencecenter.org/membership/indi_family.php

Become a member of The New Detroit Science Center today! Join our family and become a part of an exciting yearlong adventure of fun and discovery. A membership provides special privileges and benefits that will enhance your experience at The New Detroit Science Center. If you would like to give the gift of membership, call 313.577.8400, ext. 433 to redeem this discount on your purchase. Annual Membership Benefits Include: FREE ADMISSION to The New Detroit Science Center for one full year. FREE or DISCOUNTED ADMISSION to both the IMAX Dome NEW Benefit Invitations to special member events and previews Free or reduced admission to more than 260 ASTC affiliated science museums Members-Only Express Entry Line Free subscription to the Membership Newsletter Membership At A Glance Membership Discount Regular Price Discounted Price *Premium* Admits 2 adults, 2 guests and all registered children under 18 FREE UNLIMITED PLANETARIUM AND IMAX ADMISSION for all included members and guests Family Plus Admits 2 adults, all registered children under 18 plus 2 guests

62. Undergraduate Research Community - Children's Perceptions Of Older Adults receiving a Bachelors of science degree in family Studies and Human Services . Older elementary children s verbal description of a senior citizen. http://www.kon.org/urc/horgan.html

Undergraduate Research Community Children's Perceptions of Older Adults Amy M. Horgan and *Bronwyn S. Fees Kansas State University First author may be reached at: Family Studies and Human Services, 308 Justin Hall, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 66506, amh4758@ksu.edu Amy is a graduate student, who conducted research while receiving a Bachelors of Science degree in Family Studies and Human Services. Amy completed this project as a part of the Honors Program. The Institutional Review Board (IRB) for Kansas State University has reviewed your modification request to the proposal identified above and has determined that it is exempt from further review. Abstract One focus of intergenerational programming is to facilitate positive attitudes toward relationships between older adults and children. Through repeated, meaningful interactions, it is hypothesized these children and adults will develop a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the characteristics and challenges faced by the other age group. Through qualitative data analysis at five sites in a Midwestern state, this research examines attitudes toward older adults among children ( n=78 ) who participated in community-based intergenerational programs. Children's responses provide evidence to suggest that differences in children's views of older adults vary by a child's cognitive level.

63. National Day Rally - A Senior Citizen Response - Sintercom senior citizens who travel on publictransport are given Happy Hours He could afford it, and had no family to think about, and he was no fool either. http://www.newsintercom.org/index.php?itemid=115

64. Pittsburgh Area Kids Events & Things To Do - PittsburghLIVE.com $10; $7 for senior citizens; $6 for children and students; free for age 2 andyounger. $35 per family. Registration required. Art Stories, 11 am Wed. http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/style/family/kidslist/

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68. Senior Citizens Outreach Worker -- City Of Fullerton, CA senior citizens Outreach Worker is a single incumbent Community Services class Outreach Worker has interaction with senior citizens, family caregivers, http://www.ci.fullerton.ca.us/personnel/descriptions/seniorcitizensoutreachworke

Skip Links City of Fullerton Senior Citizens Outreach Worker Search for: Section: The whole city site Just this section What's New FAQs City Facts Links ... Job Descriptions 303 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton, CA 92832 * (714) 738-6360 or (714) 738-6888 Hours: 7:00 to 5:30 Mon-Thu, 7:30 to 5:00 Friday; Closed alternate Fridays Job Opportunities Job Descriptions Labor Agreements March 2003 Definition: Under general supervision meets with senior citizens to assess needs; makes referrals to social service or caregiver agencies and other resources; drives a vehicle to and from and escorts senior citizens on doctors' appointments and trips to other service providers and performs related work as required. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: The responsibilities and essential duties performed on a frequent and recurring basis by an incumbent include the following: Contacts senior citizens in person or by telephone as a result of a third party referral or personal or other request. Makes home visits to senior citizens for needs assessment and case management purposes.

69. Milken Scholars Program - Program Staff He serves as program coordinator of the Milken family Foundation Festival working with senior citizens and literacy programs with Head Start students. http://www.mff.org/scholars/scholars.taf?page=staff

70. Senior Citizens You are in family senior citizens 4 Steps for Life Free CPR course This is the website for the Hastings Police, senior citizens Register, http://www.vicnet.net.au/family/seniors/

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71. Center For Science, Health And Society - Home Page Little Sisters of the Poor, senior citizens Exercise Program Merrick Housesenior Center, Fitness Activites for LowIncome Families http://www.cwru.edu/med/cshs/CVSGetFitGrantRecp.htm

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72. About The College Of Health And Social Services At New Mexico State University The college includes the academic departments of Health science, Nursing and theSchool of volunteer health agencies, and agencies for senior citizens. http://www.nmsu.edu/CHSS/about.html

About the College of Health and Social Services at New Mexico State University COLLEGE MISSION The mission of the College of Health and Social Services is to provide academic programs that prepare professionals to address issues directly affecting the quality of life in a rapidly changing society. The college includes the academic departments of Health Science, Nursing and the School of Social Work. The college advises more than 2,000 students including all non-degree and provisionally admitted students. HEALTH SCIENCE The Department of Health Science offers the Bachelor of Community Health (BCH), a Bachelor of Environmental and Occupational Health (EOH), and a Master of Public Health in Community Health Education (MPH). The department also offers minors in community health, gerontology, and health administration. The BCH is one of only a few such programs nationally to be fully approved by the Society of Public Health Education/American Association of Health Education Baccalaureate Program Approval Committee. A student who completes this degree will be prepared to take the national exam to become a Certified Health Education Specialist. Graduates hold positions in public health organizations, volunteer health agencies, and agencies for senior citizens. The BEOH involves the development, implementation, evaluation and promotion of methods used to manage indoor and outdoor environments that may have an adverse impact on human health. The EOH professional has an emphasis on prevention rather than treatment, and on human health rather than ecological protection. This degree program is based on a solid foundation in the behavioral, biological, physical and technical sciences. Graduates may find employment in federal, state and local health departments, environmental protection agencies, water supply and wastewater treatment facilities, manufacturing, food processing/management, environmental engineering, insurance companies and the military.

73. CSUS Catalog family LIFE EDUCATION College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies senior citizens programs, military family support, parent education, http://aaweb.csus.edu/catalog/current/PROGRAM/FLE.asp

Colleges Arts and Letters Business Administration Education Engineering and ... Interdisciplinary Studies Academic Programs Accountancy African Studies Anthropology Art ... Women's Studies FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies CERTIFICATE CAREER POSSIBILITIES FACULTY PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The Family Life Education certificate program is modeled after the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) CFLE Standards and Criteria. The goal of the program is to prepare students to provide Family Life Education programs in schools, churches, youth programs, family service agencies, and other areas of the community. A core belief of the program is that even credentialed and experienced teachers can be unprepared or under-prepared to teach the subjects subsumed under Family Life Education. The certificate program is designed to cover the ten family life substance areas delineated and required by NCFR. (See list below). While the program is designed to assist students in obtaining provisional Certifications through NCFR, a campus certificate is awarded upon graduation provided all certificate and degree requirements have been fulfilled. Note: This program is taken concurrently with established degree requirements. The majority of courses for the certificate program are applicable toward course requirements for a degree in Family and Consumer Sciences. The certificate is not a teaching credential. In conjunction with a BA or MA degree or a state teaching credential, it may be helpful in obtaining employment as a Family Life Educator.

74. UALR | A Vision Of Excellence Donaghey College of Information science and Systems Engineering Rama N. In the first year of the program more than 1200 senior citizens were able to http://www.ualr.edu/codept/facex/public_service.html

Skip to Main Content A Vision of Excellence The 17th Annual Faculty Excellence Awards Teaching Research Public Service Selection Committee ... Sponsors Public Service Dr. Judyth Swingen maintains an active schedule of service, particularly with the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, serving on its Social Security Reform Task Force. As a member of this task force, Dr. Swingen is helping to gather information especially important as the country considers proposed changes to the social security program. Key to her contributions to the accounting profession is her service on the Institute's Tax Executive Committee and the Pre-certification Education Executive Committee. She used her expertise toward the development of ethical standards and tax policy positions for the entire organization, which has more than 340,000 members. She oversees the organization's efforts to recruit students to the accounting profession, and helps to make print and website materials available to accounting educators. As associate dean for graduate business programs and professor of accounting, Dr. Swingen provides direction for a major institutional voice in American business, colleagues say. “She has been the guiding force in the achievement of college accreditation from the Association of Advance Collegiate Schools of Business and in the growth of MBA programs throughout Central Arkansas,” says Professor Jimie Kusel of the UALR Accounting Department.

75. Chinese Senior Citizens Enjoy Family Life Chinese senior citizens Enjoy family Life Latest statistics show that 65percent of the senior citizens in Haining are in rural areas. http://www.china.org.cn/english/SO-e/24222.htm

Home Letters to Editor Domestic World ... Chinese Chinese Senior Citizens Enjoy Family Life Despite the growing number of nuclear families in big cities, the tradition for several generations to live under one roof is far from being outdated in China's rural areas, where most senior citizens still prefer living with their children and grandchildren. In a recent survey among senior citizens in Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, some 96 percent of the respondents said they prefer to be under the care of their children, rather than going away to a senior citizens' center. And their choice is always backed by their children, who closely observe traditional codes, in particular, the filial piety. The Ma's is a big family in Haining County, east China's Zhejiang Province, with four generations under the same roof. The great grandparents, both over 80, are immersed in happiness and enjoy good health, thanks to the love and care from their children and grandchildren. The younger generations have made every effort to improve the quality of the old couple's life. They take up all the household chores, from farming, cooking, cleaning to caring for the old couple in time of sickness. From time to time, they would take theold couple to sightseeing tours.

76. Eldercare Information For Senior Citizens - SeniorJournal Archives Eldercare News and Information for senior citizens. As baby boomers age andmore families turn to longterm care for seniors, an increasing number of http://www.seniorjournal.com/Archives/Arch-Eldercare-02-00.htm

SeniorJournal.com Front Page Contact Us Search Discussion Board ... SeniorJournal.com INDEX FRONT PAGE PAGE TWO Recent Headlines General Features ... Baby Boomers Health-Fitness Aging Fitness Health/Medicine Nutrition/Vitamin Government Politics Medicare Medicare Drug Program Dear Marci ... Social Security Reform Enjoying Life Books Entertainment Features Grandparents ... Senior Volunteers On The Web Links - Senior Senior Friendly Business Links Sites We Like Elderly Issues Alzheimer's Elder Care Assistance for Elderly Housing Money Discounts Money Matters Reverse Mortgage Retirement Thinking Opinions Archives - Eldercare 2002-2000 More Senior Citizen News and Information Than Any Other Source or Web Site - SeniorJournal.com Thursday, September 22, 2005 Back to ElderCare Current News MRC Wants Congressional Action Caregivers Sacrifice Their Own Health and Income to Assist Family and Friends : New Survey Dec. 18, 2002 - The Medicare Rights Center wants Congressional action to ease the burden on caregivers. A new MRC survey found that 21 percent of caregivers spend between five and ten hours each day caring for a relative or friend. Some 52 percent of respondents reported that they sacrifice their own health in order to perform their caregiving duties. Click End-of-Life Report Says No State Doing Good Job No state does better than a mediocre job in providing for end-of-life care for its residents, according to a report on end-of-life care in each state, which was released today by the Last Acts campaign, the nation's largest coalition dedicated to improving care and caring near the end of life. Last Acts' analysis, Means to a Better End: A Report on Dying in America Today, will paints a statistical portrait of the availability and use of good end-of-life care.

77. School Of Human And Consumer Scineces At Ohio University senior citizen centers, family planning centers, mental health agencies, Ohio University’s program in family and consumer sciences education http://www.ohiou.edu/humanandconsumer/childandfamily.htm

Child and Family Studies Early Childhood Child Development (AAS) Family Studies Family and Consumer Sciences Education ... Child Development Center Contact the Program: Dr. Gene Geist geist@ohio.edu If you are looking for a career where you can make a difference in the lives of individuals and families, you can find a promising future in the field of child and family studies. Professionals in child and family studies are people-oriented professionals who work with individuals and families in areas ranging from child and youth services to gerontology. Their services are increasingly in demand in a variety of contexts: schools, child-care facilities, family service agencies, and corporations. Many graduates choose to work in the classroom. With a teaching license in early childhood education, you can teach in programs for young children (birth through age 8), and with a vocational teaching license in family and consumer sciences education, you are qualified to teach from grade 4 through adult. back to top PROGRAM OPTIONS Early Childhood This program meets the requirements for teaching children age 3 through grade 3. It prepares you to teach in nursery schools, child-care centers, Head Start programs, pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, and the primary grades (1-3).*

78. Virtual Library Of Useful URLs - 300-331 Social Sciences 300 Social Sciences. Topics terrorism, population, birth/death statistics, childabuse, senior Surfers. News, Views, and Resources for senior citizens. http://www.aresearchguide.com/300-331.html

var zflag_nid="423"; var zflag_cid="192/179"; var zflag_sid="199"; var zflag_width="728"; var zflag_height="90"; var zflag_sz="14"; A Virtual Library of Useful URLs Arranged by Dewey Decimal Classification 300-331 Social Sciences 300 SOCIAL SCIENCES 301 Anthropology, (Cultural anthropology), (Social anthropology), (Physical anthropology), (Archaeology), (Linguistics), (Ethnology), (Ethnography), (Indigenous peoples) 302.2 Signs and symbols, Communication 302.23 Mass media, (Mass communication), (Media), (TV), (Magazines), (Radio), (Newspapers) 303.3 Quality of life, Social values, Values, (Best employers) ... 340 Law, (Jurisprudence), (Laws), (Statutes), (Case law), (Legal forms), Law - Directories Governments: (See countries, e.g.: 971 Canada 973 USA 341.3 Embassies and consulates 345 Trials (Homicide), Criminal law, Trials (Murder), (Manslaughter), (Crime), (Offenses against the person), (War crime trials), (Courts martial and courts of inquiry), (Poisons and poisoning) ... 371.3 Teaching - Aids and devices, Teaching machines, Programmed instruction, Computer assisted instruction, (Instructional materials), (Teaching materials), (Lesson plans) See also WebQuests - Web-based lesson plans (Internet activities for educational purposes) 371.3028 Homework, Study skills, (Art of learning), (Method of study), (Study strategies)

79. Editorial Board For The Forum For Family And Consumer Issues Putting the Food Guide Pyramid on Your Table Pasta and Rice, senior National Extension Association of family and Consumer Sciences, October 1998. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/fcs/pub/board/asaddam.html

Alma M. Saddam, Ph.D., R.D., L.D. Extension Specialist, Nutrition and Assistant Professor of Human Nutrition The Ohio State University EDUCATION: PhD., 1977 The Ohio State University, Major: Adult Education M.S., 1960 The Ohio State University, Major: Human Nutrition 1958-59 The Ohio State University Hospitals, Dietetic Internship EXPERIENCE: 1969-present Extension Specialist, Nutrition and Assistant Professor of Human Nutrition 1991-present Program Director, Master of Science/Dietetic Internship, Human Nutrition and Food Management 1968-69 Consulting Dietitian - Manila, Philippines 1964-68 Senior Clinical Dietitian - The Ohio State University Medical Center 1964-68 Clinical Instructor - Medical Dietetics Division, OSU 1961-63 - Instructor, Food and Nutrition, University of the Philippines 1960-61 - Administrative Dietitian, Yale-New Haven Medical Center, New Haven 1959-60 - Part-time Clinical and Administrative Dietitian, The Ohio State University Medical Center 1957-58 - Graduate Teaching Assistant, Food and Nutrition, University of the Philippines EXPERIENCES RELATED TO NUTRITION AND THE ELDERLY: "Nutrition and the Elderly", Bimonthly Geriatrics/Gerontology Morning Discussion Group, OSU, 1988

80. Grants In 2003 The Families and Communities Together (FACT) Coalition has awarded $120000 ingrants to four 4H youth ages 11-18 years will train senior citizens in http://www.fact.msu.edu/grants2003.htm

FACT Awards 2003 Research Grants List and description of grant awards Learn about FACT's annual RFP and grant program The Families and Communities Together (FACT) Coalition has awarded $120,000 in grants to four research projects that focus on early childhood science education, breastfeeding support to low-income women, Early Head Start and bridging the generational and digital divides. "These community-based research partnerships emerged as the best from among a highly competitive pool of proposals," said FACT Co-Director Janet Bokemeier. "FACT is proud to support this type of engaged scientific inquiry which not only has great potential to advance our understanding of child and family issues, but also responds to societal needs and creates positive change in Michigan communities." Collaborative university-community teams will lead projects in 20 Michigan counties: Bay, Berrien, Chippewa, Genesee, Hillsdale, Ingham, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Kent, Lenawee, Monroe, Muskegon, Newaygo, Oakland, Otsego, Sanilac, Shiawassee, St. Clair, Washtenaw and Wayne. The awards are part of FACT's annual competitive grant program which has invested more than $1.5 million in research and outreach projects throughout the state since 1999. The goal of the program is to support cutting-edge, multidisciplinary research projects that address the health and well-being of children, youth and families and build partnerships with communities.

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