Health Project Manager
Resume:
Joyce Weil
College of Natural and Health Sciences
School of Human Sciences, Gerontology Program
University of Northern Colorado
Greeley, CO 80639
abo8h0@r.postjobfree.com
Education:
2008 Certificate in Gerontology, Institute on Aging, Temple University, School of Medicine, PA.
2007 Ph.D., Sociology, Concentration: Demography, Fordham University, New York, NY.
Doctoral Dissertation: Social Class and Depression: A Study of Older Women with Functional
Limitations Living in the Community, Committee: Rosemary Santana Cooney (Chair), Mary
Powers, Orlando Rodriguez, and Emily Rosenbaum
1995 M.P.H., Public Health, Population and Family Health, Columbia University, New York, NY.
1993 B.S., Community Health Education, Hunter College, CUNY, New York, NY.
Experience:
Professional, Academic
2009-present Assistant Professor, Gerontology, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO
2007-2009 Visiting Assistant Professor, Sociology, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
2006-2007 Instructor, Sociology, Pace University, New York, NY
2002-2006 Instructor, Sociology and Anthropology, Fordham University, New York, NY
2000-2003 Teaching Assistant, Sociology and Anthropology, Fordham University, New
York, NY
Professional, Non-Academic
1997-1999
Assistant Project Manager, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY, Department of Health
Policy
Facilitated the design of computerized chart abstraction tools and wrote specification manuals for data
collection instruments. Implemented projects in the health system, maintained data collection and
reporting systems, and prepared progress reports. Presented summary statistics at monthly meetings.
Manually cleaned and compared SAS data runs. Piloted follow-up survey tools and administered
structured telephone surveys to over 1,000 respondents. Trained colleagues to administer structured
surveys. Coordinated the submission of grant application renewals to federal and private institutions.
Wrote Institutional Review Board (IRB) submissions, edited, and resubmitted consent forms for proposed
projects and received final approvals. Created and coordinated a network of contacts from 30 skilled
nursing care facilities in New York to collect follow-up data.
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1995-1997
Program Associate, New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center, New York, NY, Division of Women s
Health
Designed and implemented a survey of fifty obstetricians and gynecologists affiliated with New York
Hospital to examine private physicians knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and practices regarding HIV testing
for pregnant women. Created a database in SPSS, input survey data, and provided preliminary analysis
for publication. Trained resident and attending physicians and their staffs to provide HIV pre- and post-
test counseling. Designed training materials and clinic brochures. Trained and supervised departmental
interns and volunteers.
Summer 1992
Community Health Educator, Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York, NY, Department of Health
Education
Created an evaluation process for a Women's Health Curriculum offered by the Department. Wrote and
reviewed program outlines for the Curriculum, including a workshop on reproductive health. Designed
workshops and participated in health fairs. Created a citywide referral list of support groups for HIV
positive women.
Summer 1992
Community Outreach Worker, Women s Health Education Project, New York, NY
Served as an outreach worker to homeless women and their families living in shelters in Brooklyn,
Queens, and the Bronx. Designed and distributed outreach materials. Developed and co-facilitated
workshops on self-help health care and childbirth.
Summer 1991
Health Research Training Program Intern, New York City Department of Health, Bureau of Tuberculosis
Control
Worked with the Bureau of Tuberculosis Control in developing a research tool to investigate tuberculosis
deaths in NYC, focusing specifically on the misreporting of tuberculosis and HIV as primary cause of
death on death certificates. Conducted literature review, chart review, and questionnaire development.
Area of Specialization and Research Interests:
Social Demography of Aging, Social Inequalities Across the Lifecourse, Comparison of Performance-
Based and Self-Rated Health Measures, Social Support and Aging, Older Women s Health and Well-
Being, Health Disparities and Aging, and Aging in Place.
Publications:
Book Manuscripts in progress
Weil, Joyce. (Working title). De-centered: The politics of rebranding neighborhood senior centers to
meet the needs of Baby Boomers.
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Juried Articles
Published
Karlin, N., Marrow, S., Weil, J. & Spencer, T. & Baum, S. (2012). Social support, mood, and resiliency
following a Peruvian natural disaster, Journal of Loss and Trauma: International Perspectives on Stress
and Coping 17 (5): 470-488.
Weil, Joyce. (2008). Transcending the reification of old women s bodies: Some sociological theorists
views, Journal of Aging, Humanities, and the Arts 2 (1): 50-61. (As of July 2012, 5th most read article
within this journal).
Manuscripts under review
Weil, Joyce, Hutchinson, Susan, and Traxler, Karen. Exploring the relationships among performance-
based functional ability, self-rated disability, perceived instrumental support, and depression: A structural
equation model analysis under revision for re-submission to Research on Aging.
Weil, J. and Karlin, N. Italian lessons on aging in place: The day-to-day lived experiences of elders at a
Roman Senior Center submitted to the European Journal of Aging.
Manuscripts in progress
Weil, Joyce. Integrating mixed methods research further into gerontological practice: Examples from the
field.
Karlin, N., Weil, J. & Gould, J. Understanding disparities among Hispanic and non-Hispanic white
caregivers
Weil, Joyce. Narrative accounts of reminiscence: How center-goers construct identities of healthy,
social selves
Juried Reviews
Weil, Joyce. 2012. Invited review of Aging our way: Lessons for living from 85 and beyond for Social
Forces.
Weil, Joyce. 2008. Managed Care Invited entry in the Encyclopedia of Social Problems (ed. Vincent N.
Parrillo) NY: SAGE.
Weil, Joyce. 2008. Retirement Invited entry in the Encyclopedia of Social Problems (ed. Vincent N.
Parrillo) NY: SAGE.
Weil, Joyce. 2008. Age Stratification Invited entry in the Encyclopedia of Social Problems (ed. Vincent
N. Parrillo) NY: SAGE.
Non-Juried
Weil, Joyce and Karlin, Nancy. (June, 2011). Reflections from our visit: The importance of
organizations and senior centers in the lives of elders: Diversita e analogie tra anziani a confronto con il
Colorado, Fra. Albenzio Association, 43, Rome, Italy.
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Professional Presentations:
Juried
Weil, Joyce, Karlin, Nancy, Fulton, Amy, Spencer, Bryden, & DeMusis, Anthony. Italian
2012
Lessons on Aging in Place: The day-to-day lived experiences of elders at a Roman Senior Center,
Rocky Mountain Psychological Association, National Conference, April 12-14, Reno, NV.
Fulton, Amy, Mendoza, Nancy, & Weil, Joyce. Using narrative interviewing as an experiential
2012
learning activity in an undergraduate Introduction to Gerontology class, University of Northern
Colorado, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Teaching and Learning Fair,
April 10th, Greeley, CO.
Weil, Joyce. Going Beyond the Intra-Individual and Cohort Levels of Cumulative Disadvantage
2011
Theory: The Role of Social Structure and Neighborhood Effects in the Shuttering of a Working-
Class Senior Center. Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, August 20-23,
Las Vegas, NV.
Karlin, N., J. Marrow, S., Baum, S., Weil, J., Swanson, G., & Spencer, T. Resilience and
2011
Recovery from Vina Vieja, Peru. Rocky Mountain Psychological Association Convention, April
14-16, Salt Lake, Utah.
2010 Karlin, N., Weil, J., Collins, S., Adams, M. & Fruhau, C.Understanding Disparities among
Hispanic and White non-Hispanic Caregivers. Meeting of the Gerontological Society of
America, November 19-23, 2010, New Orleans, LA.
Weil, Joyce. We re unhappy when we can t get here : Social Support and Well-Being at a
2010
Senior Citizens Center. Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, August
14-17, Atlanta, GA.
Weil, Joyce. How the Organizational Structure and Agenda of an Age-Based Advocacy Group
2010
Frame the Language of Aging in the Public Discourse. International Sociological Association
Meeting, July 11-17, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Weil, Joyce. Because, basically the center runs on volunteers : The Role of Volunteerism in a
2010
Working-Class Senior Citizen s Center. International Sociological Association Meeting, July
11-17, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Weil, Joyce. The Role of a Multiservice Senior Center in a Working-Class Community.
2010
National Council on Aging and American Society on Aging s, Aging in America Conference,
March 15-19, Chicago, IL.
Weil, Joyce. Lessons from the Field: Evaluating the Use of Three Social Research
2009
Methodologies with Older Persons. Paper accepted as part of the Section on Aging and the Life
Course s Roundtable, Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, August 9th, San
Francisco, CA.
Weil, Joyce. Social Class and Depression: A Look at Older Women Living in the Community.
2009
Temple University s Center for Women s Health Research, Leadership and Advocacy, Office of
the Senior Vice President for Research and Strategic Initiatives, Fifth Annual Women s Health
Interdisciplinary Research Symposium, March 26th, Philadelphia, PA.
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Weil, Joyce. Personal Troubles and Public Issues of Old Women s Bodies: Applying the
2006
Gerontological Imagination. Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America,
November 18th, Dallas, TX.
Weil, Joyce. Transcending the Reification of Old Women s Bodies: Some Sociological
2006
Theorists Views. Annual Meeting of the Midwest Sociological Society, March 31st, Omaha,
NE.
Weil, Joyce. A Comparison of Socially Constructed Images of Aging with the Current
2004
Demographic Portrait of Aging in the United States. Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological
Society, February 20th, New York, NY.
Weil, Joyce. Conceptualizing the Oldest Old in the United States: Worldwide Lessons
2003
Concerning Issues of Definition, Measurement, Error and Implications. Annual Meeting of the
Eastern Sociological Society, March 2nd, Philadelphia, PA.
Weil, Joyce. Methods of Assessing Disclosure Limitation in United States Census Data. Poster
2001
presented at the Annual Joint Statistical Meeting of the American Statistical Association, August
5th-9th, Atlanta, GA.
Juried, Invited Addresses and Presentations
Weil, Joyce. Symposium Chair, The Art of Interviewing: Exploring the Qualitative Researcher's
2011
Options. Symposium, Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, November 19th,
Boston, MA.
Weil, Joyce. Ethnography while Shuttering : Interview Center-Goers as their Senior Center
2011
Unexpectedly Closes. Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, November 19th,
Boston, MA.
Weil, Joyce. Identity Construction and Reminiscence: How Center-Goers Create Healthy,
2010
Social Selves. Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, November 19-23, 2010,
New Orleans, LA; Invited symposium.
2003 Casselberry, Jay, Weil, Joyce, Steel, Philip, Gates, Gerald W., McGuigan, Kimberly, Zarate,
Alvan O., and Robin Smith. Statistical Methods for Data Disclosure Limitation: An Introduction
to the Committee on Privacy and Confidentiality's Website Initiative. Invited poster presented at
the Annual Joint Statistical Meeting of the American Statistical Association, August 3rd, San
Francisco, CA.
2003 Steel, Philip, Weil, Joyce, Tress, Deborah W., Gates, Gerald W., McGuigan, Kimberly, Zarate,
Alvan O., and Robin Smith. Personal Health Information and HIPAA: An Introduction to the
Committee on Privacy and Confidentiality's Website Initiative. Invited poster presented at the
Annual Joint Statistical Meeting of the American Statistical Association, August 3rd, San
Francisco, CA.
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Non-Juried, Invited Addresses and Professional Presentations
2011 Weil, Joyce. Communicating With Others and Understanding Our Own Roles in the Field.
PSY 495-628: Community Psychology, Dr. Nancy Karlin, University of Northern Colorado.
2011 Weil, Joyce. The Use of Data in Secondary Analysis. Statistics and Research Methods (SRM)
Colloquium Series, University of Northern Colorado.
Weil, Joyce. Working with College-Age Volunteers. Weld County Directors of Volunteers in
2011
Agencies.
Karlin, N. & Weil, J. Psychological Sciences Research Colloquium: What We Need to
2010
Understand about the Disparities among Hispanic and non-Hispanic White Caregivers.
University of Northern Colorado.
Weil, Joyce. (Dis-)Embodiment: Examining the Way We Attach Meaning and Value to
2010
Women s Bodies across the Life Course. Invited Speaker, Faculty Lecture Series, Women s
Resource Center, University of Northern Colorado.
Weil, Joyce. In Their Own Words: Communicating and Working with Older Persons, HUSR
2010
209: Foundations of Health Promotion/Health Education, Dr. Liz Gilbert, University of Northern
Colorado.
2010 Weil, Joyce. Organizer and Panelist, Living with Dying, Film Panel, Co-sponsored by the Hospice
of Northern Colorado, September 9, 2010.
Funded Projects:
2011. Transcription for On-Going Work: Studies in Aging in Place and Resilience among Italian Elders,
Assistant Vice President for Research s Summer Support Initiative for Research and Grant Writing.
Research grant from University of Northern Colorado. (Principal Investigator).
2011. Studies in Aging in Place and Resilience among Italian Elders, Provost s Fund for Scholarship and
Professional Development. Research, Dissemination and Faculty Development Award. Research grant
from University of Northern Colorado. (Principal Investigator).
2010. Completion and Dissemination of Ethnographic Research Work at a Senior Center. Provost s Fund
for Scholarship and Professional Development. Research, Dissemination and Faculty Development
Award and Travel Award. Research grants from University of Northern Colorado. (Principal
Investigator).
2008. In Their Own Words: Exploring the Process of How Older Women Understand the Role of Social
Support and Social Activities in Relation to Physical Health and Mental Well-Being. Department of
Sociology s Summer Support grant from Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. (Principal Investigator).
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Professional Consultation:
May 2008-July 2009
Consultant, American Statistical Association, Alexandria, VA, Privacy and Confidentiality Committee s
Website Training Initiative
Continuing on with prior work completed for the Privacy and Confidentiality Committee of the American
Statistical Association and its External Advisory Committee. Reorganizing and updating materials listed
on the committee s website and adding new relevant listings. Assist committee Chair in planning the
2009 redesign of the website.
Dec. 2004-Feb. 2005
Consultant, Demographic Yearbook Cities Statistics Consolidation Project, Statistics Division, United
Nations, Headquarters, New York, NY, Demographic and Social Statistics Branch
As part of the Demographic Yearbook s Cities Statistics Consolidation Project, used Brazil as a case
study to compare and evaluate the consistency of electronic meta-data and printed data for cities and
urban agglomerates. Tracked individual city estimates within a single source year and city trends for
multiple source years over time to review coding schemes. Reviewed and evaluated a database being
created to enter urban agglomerate and city proper data.
Aug. 2002-Dec. 2004
Consultant, American Statistical Association, Alexandria, VA, Privacy and Confidentiality
Committee s Website Training Initiative
Worked with the Privacy and Confidentiality Committee and its External Advisory Committee to
organize, create, and review substantive content posted on the committee s website. Assisted in database
and website development and beta testing of the initial Privacy and Confidentiality Data Security site.
Edited and maintained the existing site. As part of Phase II of the initiative, drafted an outline for an
interactive and web-based training module illustrating statistical disclosure limitation techniques for a
broad audience.
Service to the Profession
2012 Reviewer. Journal of Aging and Health.
Abstract Reviewer. The Gerontological Society of America s 65h Annual Scientific
2012
Meeting, Charting New Frontiers in Aging. November 14-18, 2012, San Diego, CA.
Symposium Chair and Organizer, The Art of Interviewing: Exploring the Qualitative
2011
Researcher's Options symposium, Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, November
18-22, Boston, MA.
Abstract Reviewer. The Gerontological Society of America s 64th Annual Scientific
2011
Meeting, Lifestyle Leads to Lifespan, November 18-22, 2011, Boston, MA.
Abstract Reviewer. The Gerontological Society of America s 63rdAnnual Scientific Meeting,
2010
Transitions of Care across the Aging Continuum. November 19-23, New Orleans, LA.
2009 Reviewer. Advances in Life Course Research.
2009 Reviewer. Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences.
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Presider/Discussant. The Eastern Sociological Society s Annual Meeting. Changing Lives,
2009
Resistant Institutions session, Immigration and the Life Course. March 19-22, Baltimore, MD.
Abstract Reviewer. The Gerontological Society of America s 62nd Annual Scientific Meeting,
2009
Creative Approaches to Healthy Aging, November 18-22, Atlanta, GA.
Abstract Reviewer. The Gerontological Society of America s 61st Annual Scientific Meeting,
2008
Resilience in an Aging Society: Risks and Opportunities, November 21-25, National Harbor,
MD.
Portfolio Development. Evaluating and Teaching General Education s (GenEd) Gender in
2009
America Course. Sociology Department, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA.
Service to the Program and Community
Elected as College Representative to University s Graduate Council.
2012
2011 Facilitation, as faculty advisor, and planning with gerontology club, GLBTA Resource Office,
and International Film Series to gather funding to bring the GenSilent film and panel to UNC in
April 4-5, 2012.
2011 Coordinator, Careers in Aging Week, Association for Gerontology in Higher Education,
sponsored by Gerontology club and program at the Rocky Mountain Conference on Aging in
Loveland, CO, April 21.
2011 Vice President, the Greeley/Weld Senior Foundation, Greeley, CO, Chairperson for the Hall of
Fame Awards and Senior Recognition Dinner, board member since 2009-present.
2011 Sigma Phi Omega, Gerontological Honor Society Induction, May 6, 2011.
2010 Faculty Advisor, Gerontology Club and Gerontological Honor Society (Sigma Phi Omega),
Alpha chapter, from June 2010-present.
2010 Advisor, Human Services Undergraduate Program, and Gerontology Graduate and Certificate
Program.
Teaching:
2009-present, University of Northern Colorado
Graduate courses taught
Health Aspects of Aging (1 on campus; 2 on-line)
Grant Development and Administration (3)
Group Intervention Strategies with the Elders (2)
Graduate Directed Studies
University Teaching
Building/Incorporating a Not-For-Profit 501(c)(3)
Starting a Senior Care Business
Undergraduate courses taught
Introduction to Gerontology (6 on campus; 4 on-line)
Undergraduate Directed Studies:
The Concept of Aging and Active Aging in Sports and Exercise Sciences
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2007-2009, Temple University
Research Design and Methods (1)
Social Statistics (2)
Sexuality and Gender (1)
Gender in America, a GenEd course (4)
Men and Women in American Society (2 core; 2 writing intensive)
Introduction to Sociology (1)
Two independent Studies: The Use of Sexual Scripts and Sociology of Public Health
2006-2007, Pace University
Social Research Methods (2)
Introduction to Sociology (2)
2002-2006, Fordham University
Basic Social Research (1)
Year-long sequence of Methods of Social Research courses (3)
Introduction to Sociology (5)
Undergraduate courses taught as a teaching assistant
2002-2003, Fordham University
Year-long sequence of Methods of Social Research courses (3)
Graduate Student Committees
Chair, Masters theses:
Fulton, Amy. Using volunteering and interviewing older persons as methods to better understand aging
in today s society, University of Northern Colorado, Gerontology Program.
Mendoza, Nancy. Grandparents raising grandchildren: A look at Latino cultural influences on needs and
service usage, University of Northern Colorado, Gerontology Program.
Faculty representative, Doctoral committees
Walters, Meaggan. Cognitive dissonance and authenticity, University of Northern Colorado, Counseling
Psychology Program.
Student Awards
Armitage, Ashley, Martinez, Selia & Tekumalla, Padma. Honorary Dr. Max Shirley Scholarship,
Greeley/Weld Senior Foundation, May 2012.
Manetta, Lisa. Visiting Angels: An Evaluation of Job Satisfaction of Caregivers in a Non-Medical Home
Health Care Agency Sixth, Selected Graduate Student Presentation, Annual College of Natural and
Health Sciences Student Research Celebration, Spring 2011.
Mendoza, Nancy. Colorado Gerontological Society Scholarship, Fall 2010.
Decker, Courtney. Honorary Dr. Max Shirley Scholarship, Greeley/Weld Senior Foundation, May 2010,
2011.
Levan, Allisa. (GenEd) Peer Teaching Award, Temple University, Spring 2009.
Gorman, Cassie. The Use of Sexual Scripts, Selected Undergraduate Student Presentation, Temple
University s Sociology Student Conference, Spring 2008.
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Professional Development Activities:
University of Northern Colorado, Office of Sponsored Programs, An Introduction to Proposal Writing
Workshop, conducted by Robert Lucas, March 29, 2012; selected as 1 of 25 participants university-wide.
University of Northern Colorado, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Series of
Writers Workshops, Feb 1, March 21, and May 2, 2012.
University of Northern Colorado, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, An Engaged
Faculty, Advanced Service learning workshop; Selected participant, April 30, 2012.
Rocky Mountain Conference on Aging, Financial Exploitation of Older Adults, April 21, 2011, (5.5
Hours of Professional Development).
University of Northern Colorado, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Engaging
Students in Large Lecture Class: Strategies and Examples, April 14, 2011.
University of Northern Colorado, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Initial Quality
Matters Review, November 10, 2010; January 13, 2011.
University of Northern Colorado, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Seven Survival
Strategies for College Instructors, August 20, 2010.
University of Northern Colorado, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Organizing
Your Content for Effective Learning, August 20, 2010.
University of Northern Colorado, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Instructional
Design and Development Consultation for Gerontology On-line Courses, July 26, 2010.
University of Northern Colorado, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Podcasting for
Beginners, June 30, 2010.
University of Northern Colorado, College of Natural Health Sciences, Professional Development
Workshops, Writers Boot Camp, May 17- May 19, 2010.
University of Northern Colorado, College of Natural and Health Sciences Faculty Evaluation Workshop,
Successfully Navigating the Road to Promotion and Tenure, April 20, 2010.
University of Northern Colorado, Office of Sponsored Programs, Writing Winning Grants seminar,
April 13, 2010.
University of Northern Colorado, National Institute of Nursing Education and Scholarship (NINES),
Spring Faculty Development Workshop, April 9-10, 2010.
University of Northern Colorado, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Writing
Instructional Objectives, April 1, 2010.
University of Northern Colorado, National Institute of Nursing Education and Scholarship (NINES), Fall
Faculty Development Workshop, October 15-16, 2009.
Office on Aging and Loveland s Senior Advisory Board. Bridging the Gap event, Fort Collins, CO,
Sept. 23, 2009.
Temple University, 2008-2009: Teaching in a Diverse Setting and Learning to Teach: Developmental
Stages of Undergraduates.
Pace University, 2006-2007: Weekend Faculty Institute, Educating through Partnerships: Collaboration
Has Its Own Rewards.
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Honors and Awards:
2010 Nominated as Member-at-Large for Sigma Phi Omega (SPO), Gerontological Honor
Society
Certificate of Appreciation for participation in the Faculty Lecture Series, Women s
2010
Resource Center
2010 Certificate of Completion and Scholarship to attend the Gerontology Education
Workshop in Public Policy Issues in Aging, Syracuse University
Provost s Travel Award for the International Sociological Association s Conference,
2010
Gothenburg, Sweden
2009 General Education (GenEd) Peer Teaching Award, Temple University
2006 Teaching Assistantship, Fordham University
2004-2005 Senior Teaching Fellowship, Fordham University
2003-2004 Teaching Fellowship, Fordham University
2003 Invited Observer, International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP),
Increasing Longevity: Causes, Consequences, and Prospects, organized by the IUSSP
Committee on Longevity and Health at Rockefeller University
Scholarship for RAND s Annual Summer Institute on Demography, Economics, and
2003
Epidemiology of Aging, and Mini-Medical School for Social Scientists
2001-2003 Presidential Scholarship, Fordham University
2001 Alpha Kappa Delta, Fordham University
1993 Honors Colloquium, Hunter College
1993 Magna Cum Laude, Hunter College
1993 Golden Key National Honor Society, Hunter College
1993 Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Scholarship in Community Health
Education, Hunter College
Professional Memberships:
Sigma Phi Omega, Alpha chapter (Gerontological Honor Society)
Alpha Kappa Delta (International Sociological Honor Society)
American Sociological Association
American Statistical Association
Association for Gerontology in Higher Education
Gerontological Society of America
International Sociological Association
Population Association of America
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