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Georgian College: GERO1016 Introduction to Gerontological
Studies
This course outlines issues and methods in the field and introduces the contribution of various disciplines to an understanding of the aging process.
http://www.georgianc.on.ca/academics/programs/program_info.php?moremajor=BAGE
St. Lawrence College: DEVE 2 – Aging
and Developmental Services
The aim of this course is to familiarize students with some of the
issues affecting elderly people in general and those with developmental
disabilities in particular. Areas discussed include physical and
health concerns, mental health concerns, and psycho-social concerns.
As well, students will develop basic knowledge and skills for assisting
older adults with therapeutic and diversional activities to meet
their diverse leisure needs.
http://www.sl.on.ca/fulltime/f0374.htm
Canadian Colleges
And Universities With Programs On Aging/Developmental Disabilities
McGill Centre for Studies in Aging
Site includes access to the McGill Centre Journal on Aging
http://www.aging.mcgill.ca/
Mount Saint Vincent University
Nova Scotia Centre on Aging - The Centre has a mandate of research, continuing education and community consultation in age-related issues and its work has received national attention.
www.msvu.ca/nsca/index.asp
University of Western Ontario - The Developmental
Disabilities Division (DDD)
A variety of aging resources and sites available on this page.
http://www.ddd.uwo.ca/
Agency/Academic Partnership Educational Programs
Institute
for Human Development, Life Course and Aging - University of Toronto
Continuing
Education in Aging and Health at McMaster University
The Gerontology
Research Centre at Simon Fraser University
Centre
on Aging at the University of Manitoba
Quebec Network for Research on Aging
Internet
Resources from the QEII Health Sciences Centre, Halifax
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