Gerontology Program
Gerontology Courses -- Summer 2005
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Demography of Aging (GRO 589). Population aging will be a major demographic change affecting social, economic and health institutions globally. Demography of Aging will explore the impact an aging population has on social institutions within the areas of biodemography, medical demography, and social demography. Contact the Gerontology Dept. regarding the course format.
Practicum/Supervised Research (GRO 649). Supervised experience in structured settings for older adults, linking practice to theory; or supervised research in a relevant area of gerontology for professional development. Supervised and approved by instructor, Dr. Jan Wassel. Prerequisites: GRO 501 and permission of instructor.
Advanced Practicum/Supervised Research (GRO 679). Supervised experience as a participant/observer in a structured setting with older adults, to link theory and practice and increase professional expertise; or supervised research in a gerontological topic. Prerequisites: Completion of 2/3 course work including 501, 620, 649, and permission of instructor, Dr. Jan Wassel..
Statistical Methods in Education (ERM 617). Introductory course in applied descriptive statistics, correlational methods, and linear regression that provide a conceptual and theoretical foundation for more advanced work and a thorough grounding in the use of computers for descriptive statistical analysis and interpretation of results. (Formerly EAR 501. Prerequisite Elementary Algebra.)
Adopting a Wellness Lifestyle (CED 574). Addressing the multiple aspects of wellness across the life span. Didactic and experiential activities are combined with personal wellness assessment and development of plans to increase wellness and change habits.
Physical Fitness for Life (ESS 220). Lecture course with selected activity experiences regarding principles and methods for developing and maintaining fitness. Development and implementation of a personal fitness program designed for continuing participation throughout life. (Taught 1st and 2nd summer sessions. This is an Undergraduate course.)
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