81. Science, Museum -- Science Center Of Eastern Connecticut The science Center features much more than I have included here. In all, it addsup a great day out for the family. And if you re traveling a distance to http://www.fieldtrip.com/ct/34420391.htm

Science Center of Eastern Connecticut 33 Gallows Lane New London, CT 06320 The newly renovated Science Center of Eastern Connecticut gives both families and groups the opportunity to have a day of fun, fascination and education through state-of-the-art exhibits, science work stations, and even a new Science Theater Visitors can explore the world of science through more than 100 interactive works stations ranging from a Marine Touch Tank to an exhibit that demonstrates the inner workings of a computer. Laboratories provide the environment for exciting experiments, while the Early Childhood Center introduces youngsters to the secrets of the things that surround us. The new Science Store features a wide variety of brain-teaser games, books, telescopes, and other science-related items. The Sound Room is a hands-on activity center for people of all ages. Here visitors can learn about sound as they create long and short waves on an oscilloscope or freeze a wave on a contraption made of a membrane, a strobe light and a speaker. Light is the subject of the Center's newly refurbished Light Room , where scientists of all ages can produce waves of laser and colored light that bounce and bend, or perform a number of other fascinating experiments.

82. $9 Billion Cost Of Depression In Senior Citizens ? A new study reveals that depression among senior citizens carries a hugeunrecognized This study shows that the impact on families and caregivers is http://www.news-medical.net/?id=1105

83. Virginia Cooperative Extension family and Community Sciences Agents provide leadership to researchbased community centers, senior citizen meal sites, social and health services http://www.ext.vt.edu/news/employ/brochure/

Responsibilities Career Options Qualifications Benefits ... More Information As a Local Extension Agent Virginia Cooperative Extension's mission is to enable people to improve their lives through an educational process that uses scientific knowledge focused on issues and needs. Our Vision: HELP clientele improve their lives. RESPOND to the needs of individuals, groups, and organizations. PROVIDE prompt access to information and programs. TARGET resources to programs for low-income groups and at-risk youth. RECRUIT , manage, and reward faculty and staff to reflect each person's uniqueness and value. VCE is committed to achieving and sustaining diversity and pluralism in every aspect of its organization: mission and vision, work force, programs, audiences, and relationships with other people and organizations. More information about Virginia Cooperative Extension Return to Top Responsibilities You will determine program needs of your community by monitoring trends and issues. You will work with Extension leadership councils and advisory committees, local government and school officials, and community organizations and leaders. With their help and input, you will design programs to meet needs of target audiences, specify program goals and objectives, and identify resources. You will inform clientele of program activities. You will use your knowledge of current research information and appropriate technologies to plan and deliver programs, workshops, seminars, conferences, and field trips and tours, as well as one-on-one visits. You will develop and implement evaluation plans, recruit and utilize volunteers, and report results to the public, and VCE and local administrations.

84. MSU Online Catalog - HHD senior citizen programs, parent education, family service agencies, family and consumer sciences program courses, 24. 30. senior Year, Credits http://www.montana.edu/wwwcat/programs/hhd.html

Health and Human Development The Department of Health and Human Development administers a variety of curricula that prepare students for various careers community health, consumer science, dietetics, exercise science, early childhood education, family and consumer sciences, family science, health promotion, kinesiology, nutrition science, and pre-physical therapy. Students interested in teaching can pursue programs in family and consumer sciences secondary teaching, and health enhancement (health and physical education) teaching K-12. Health and Human Development offers graduate master's-level degrees with options in counseling, including marriage and family counseling, mental health counseling, and school counseling; family and consumer sciences, including early childhood education and family science; family financial planning; food and nutrition; exercise and nutrition; health promotion and education. (See the graduate catalog for further information on graduate programs.) In addition to the career options, the department offers a variety of recreational activity courses. Some physical activity courses are offered as a service to the general student population with no prerequisite. Those include skiing, fly fishing, bowling, billiards, etc. User fees for HHD 100 and some courses are charged. The fees vary depending on the activity. Each student enrolling in an activity course will be asked to sign an activity course waiver and release form.

85. Senior Information And Senior Citizen Resources On AgeGuide.org Including Elderl senior information from Northeastern Illinois Area Agency on Aging provides Center for science in the Public Interest. Online newsletter, articles http://www.ageguide.org/links_links.htm

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86. Senior Citizens We will be coordinating and seeking consultation with senior citizens groups patients and their families and friends who believe that stem cell research http://transhumanist.org/index.php/WTA/communities/seniorcitizens/

87. Library Use Policies senior citizens Secretartiat Information Resource Centre IWK Health Centrefor Children, Women Families Health Sciences Library http://ncompass.library.ns.ca/LibraryPolicies2.html

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88. File Not Found (Error 404), The Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh Health resources for senior citizens, especially in Pittsburgh and southwesternPennsylvania. University of Pittsburgh Health Sciences Library System http://www.carnegielibrary.org/subject/seniors/health.html

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89. Seniors Online - Refdesk.com Families Under Construction A place where users will find carefully crafted tools seniorCom - Dedicated to providing senior citizens with information, http://www.refdesk.com/seniors.html

Search Net Facts Subject Index Facts Encyclopedia Newspapers USA/World ... HOME Search the Web Search Tips Help Support Refdesk FACTS ENCYCLOPEDIA SENIORS ONLINE Top of Page 2001 World Senior Games ACTIVE Retirement Center, The - 1001 Things to do in retirement (and how to truly enjoy them.) Retirement party planning. Links to retirement planning sites. Administration on Aging - Everything you need to know about aging with links to government agencies. AgeNet - Resource for anyone seeking information about the social, emotional, and physical concerns of the elderly and their caregivers. Aging Parents and Elder Care - This site offers advice, comprehensive checklists, and links to key resources designed to make it easier for caregivers to quickly find the information they need and avoid missing things that are important in the care for their loved one. Aging Research Centre (ARC) - dedicated to providing a service that allows researchers in this field to find information that is related to the study of the aging process. Alliance for Aging Research - a private, not-for-profit advocacy organization fighting for science policies in the nationâs capital to speed breakthroughs for greater health, vitality and longevity.

90. FSHD Home Page The division of family Studies and Human Development (FSHD) provides more thanjust a The FSHD division offers two bachelor of science degrees for http://ag.arizona.edu/fcs/fshd/

The division of Family Studies and Human Development (FSHD) provides more than just a curriculum for its majors. Our goal is to provide students with a rich and rewarding educational experience in which they will receive all possible opportunities to flourish. The FSHD division offers two bachelor of science degrees for undergraduates majoring in family studies and human development or family and consumer sciences education (FACS), as well as advanced study at the graduate level. Students also have the opportunity to enhance their classroom learning through involvement in a variety of non-classroom experiences, including internships and practicums offered by the Institute for Children, Youth, and Families (ICYF), faculty-supervised research experiences, and student organizations such as the FSHD Ambassadors and the Family Studies Student Round Table (FSSRT). To find out about Orientation sessions to declare FSHD your major, click here UA Registration/Info • UA Home Webmaster Main Office 520.621.8933 • RCSC Office 520.621.1295 • FSHD Office 520.621.7127

91. The Nicholls Worth Then, the senior citizens do warm up exercises with the students. General Familyand Consumer sciences senior from Thibodaux said. http://www.thenichollsworth.com/news/2003/06/26/News/Health.Students.And.Senior.

document.write(''+''); The Nicholls Worth Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... GradZone Issue of document.write(currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); The Satyr Comics Grad Zone Login ... Nicholls University showNetworkBanner(1); var story_id = 445292; Home News Health students and senior citizens share new experiences through summer exercise program By Jessica Toups Published: Thursday, June 26, 2003 Since 1992, the Adult Health and Development Program has united Nicholls students with senior citizens from the community for exercise and new life experiences. "The program encourages students to interact with diverse populations and to encounter a different mix of people on a normal basis," Angela Hammerli, the director for the Adult Health and Development Program, said. Hammerli said the program starts off with giving the members an education lecture by the nursing faculty or physicians on topics such as blood pressure, diabetes and stroke prevention. Then, the senior citizens do warm up exercises with the students. After warm up, the senior citizens are allowed to pick out of two slot times to participate in different activities. This year the program has fun activities planned for the senior citizens such as recreational games, weight lifting, yoga and even chair aerobics. "Health and PE 492 is a stress relief class that you look forward to at the end of the day. It is an awesome program that teaches college students how to intertwine with the older generation," Doris Savoie, General Family and Consumer sciences senior from Thibodaux said.

92. Johns Hopkins Gazette December 8, 2003 $35, $18 for senior citizens and $12 for students with ID. a Population andFamily Health Sciences seminar with Dina Borzekowski; W2030 BSPH. EB http://www.jhu.edu/~gazette/2003/08dec03/weekcal.html

About The Gazette Search Back Issues Contact Us The newspaper of The Johns Hopkins University Weekly Calendar Colloquia Discussion/Talks Film/Video Grand Rounds ... Workshops Colloquia Thurs., Dec. 11, 3:30 p.m. "Detection of CDM Substructure," a Physics and Astronomy colloquium with Christopher Kochanek, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics; Schafler Auditorium, Bloomberg Center. HW Discussion/Talks Thurs., Dec. 11, noon. The 2004 UNICEF State of the World's Children Report press release and panel discussion with Christine Sarbanes, Maryland Committee for UNICEF; and Charles Lyons, U.S. Fund for UNICEF. Sponsored by the JB Grant International Health Society. W1020 BSPH. EB Film/Video Tues., Dec. 9, 12:15 p.m. Video preview of HIV, Older Americans and the Hispanic Community. Sponsored by JHU Center for Communication Programs; Suite 310, 111 Market Place. EB Mon., Dec. 15, 12:15 p.m. Video preview of The Gift. Sponsored by JHU Center for Communication Programs; Suite 310, 111 Market Place. EB Grand Rounds Wed., Dec. 10, 4 p.m.

93. Nursing Journal Of India: "The Old Age Problems And Care Of Senior Citizens" 52.5% of elderly were living in the joint family. Only 20% of senior citizensdid not suffer from any disease, 22.5% each were suffering from hypertension http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa4036/is_200210/ai_n9122244

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94. Boston University Calendars Weekdays, A Nation s Diversity A Jewish family Album Mon.Thurs. $2 seniorcitizens; free with valid BU ID, children under age 18, and all day Thurs. http://www.bu.edu/calendar/

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95. Welcome To The University Of Texas Medical Branch Home Page (UTMB) is an academic medical center. About educating health science professionalsand researchers, caring for patients, and solving biomedical puzzles http://www.utmb.edu/

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96. Area Guide To San Francisco - Attractions: Alcatraz, Golden Gate Park,aquariums $7.50 seniors (65 and over) and ages 311; age 2 and under free; family California Academy of Sciences includes the Steinhart Aquarium that will http://www.sfguide.com/attractions2.htm

Family Attractions The San Francisco Bay Area offers a fascinating array of entertaining, innovative, educational and fun attractions for the whole family, guaranteed to delight, amaze and amuse. ALCATRAZ ISLAND ANGEL ISLAND Angel Island State Park, a short ferry ride from Fisherman’s Wharf’s Pier 41, is the largest island in the bay, with spectacular views of the Bay Area. The island has miles of hiking trails and bike paths, plus picnic areas. Historic military structures from this West Coast internment camp still remain. An open-air, audio-enhanced TramTour® circles the island. Bike rentals available at Ayala Cove. For kayak tours, call 415-488-1000. Campsites available for overnight stays. Park information: 415-435-1915; ferry information call 415-705-5555. AQUARIUM OF THE BAY AT PIER 39 Explore the marine secrets of the San Francisco Bay as you walk through 300 feet of crystal clear tunnels. The Aquarium experience takes visitors within inches of thousands of marine animals indigenous to the San Francisco Bay. Learn the story of the living Bay in this unforgettable adventure. And the whole family will enjoy the touch pools. Admission $13.95; $7.50 seniors (65 and over) and ages 3-11; age 2 and under free;

97. USNews.com: Seniors Who Fill Up Their Calendars With Varied Activities Are More Seniors who fill up their calendars with a variety of activities are more Group Hosting a book club; creating a family newspaper with grandchildren http://www.usnews.com/usnews/biztech/articles/050613/13expert.htm

Home Social Planning Seniors who fill up their calendars with a variety of activities are more likely to relish retirement I n his three decades of interviewing and studying older Americans, Gene Cohen, a psychiatrist and gerontologist who heads George Washington University's Center on Aging, Health, and Humanities in Washington, D.C., and author of the book The Creative Age, has found that retirement can be liberating and empowering. He talked with senior Writer Kim Clark about why Americans should take steps to make sure they enjoy their post-career years. Annual Retirement Guide The pressure is on baby boomers saving for retirement Major companies are recruiting older workers Diet, exercise, and checkups will add years to your life Some healthy retirement tips ... Reverse mortgages lend a hand to seniors What mistakes do people make? Fewer than 10 percent had any preparation for how they would spend their time. That was amazing. Almost everybody who was retired said they would have loved to have formally explored what they would actually do in retirement. Half the people were very satisfied with retirement. But half were not. There are those who flounder and are not happy. And then there are those who are so conscientious they fill up their time with a lot of stuff that is lousy and hard to leave because they are so conscientious. Suddenly their time is filled. But they have lost their flexibility, and they've gotten involved with things where they really don't have a chance to challenge themselves and develop a sense of mastery. This is very important. People want something meaningful and satisfying, not some mindless type of thing, such as putting stamps on envelopes. Better planning would have helped.

98. Administration On Aging - You Can! Steps To Healthier Aging Campaign - Partners Bel Aire senior Center; belchetown senior center; Bell Hospital Ragsdale FamilyYMCA; Raleigh Parks Recreation Aquatics; Raleigh Parks and Recreation http://www.aoa.gov/youcan/partners_public/partners_list_text.asp

Skip Navigation Home Partners Partners Partners List AoA is pleased to recognize the organizations that have enrolled as a You Can! partner. You Can! Partners are: Community partners Champion partners Media partners Federal partners Note: The Administration on Aging does not endorse or recommend any specific products or organizations. For complete information please view our Total Partners Registered (2600) Community 30th Street Senior Center 55 Plus Center A M E Church A New Thing Ministries International Abbeville Senior Center ABLE BODIES Balance Improvement Program Absentee Shawnee Tribe ACS Home Health Activate Newton Active Aging Collaborative of El Paso Active Maturity Acton Yoga and Wellness Center Adams Park Community Center Adult Day Care of Bradenton llc Adult Health and Development Program Adult Well-Being Services Adults Helping Adults Adventist HealthCare ADVOCAP - Winnebago County Nutrition Program Advocate Health Care Advocate Legal Senior Center Age Center of Worcester Area, Inc. AgeWell Center for Active Aging Aging Concerns Geriatric Care Management and Consulting Aging Futures Aging in America Community Services Senior Center Aging in America Community Services, Inc.

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