Latest Anthropology & Aging Issue (Vol 40, No 1)
Dear Colleagues, The latest Anthropology & Aging issue (Vol 40, No 1) has just been published. It can be found online at: https://anthro-age.pitt.edu. This issue, the first one […]
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New Year’s news from AAGE, January 2019
AAGE LIVELY AND ENERGETIC AT AGE 40! The image above shows an imprint made on a sheet of paper by the official AAGE corporate seal, a […]
see more Report from the San Jose, CA AAA 2018 meetings
What a great 40th Anniversary for AAGE. Yes, it was our group was incorporated as a non-profit professional society in Illinois by our first […]
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Finding Comparisons, Collaboration and Colleagues through Scholarly Exchanges
By- Lillian K. Prueher and Iben M. Gjødsbøl As elder care markets globalize, there is tremendous potential for productive international partnerships and conversations between elder […]
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AAGE at #AmAnth2018- The annual guide to the meetings
Here it is at last! Jay Sokolovsky and I have put together another Annual Guide to the AAAs! Scroll down to see a list of panels, […]
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Anthropology at the GSA meeting? AAGE guide
The Annual Scientific Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America (GSA) is one of the world’s most largest and most important conferences in gerontology. This […]
see more Member News, October 2018
Grant Successes Casey Golomski (University of New Hampshire) received a $9000 University of New Hampshire Research Affinity Group grant with colleagues in Social Work, Recreation […]
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Where can I study the anthropology of aging and the life course?
Four years ago, AAGE posted its first list of places to study the anthropology of aging, particularly for graduate students. The situation has not changed […]
see more Remembering Dr. Robert Rubinstein
The following message was posted to the University of Maryland Baltimore County Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Health Administration Policy website on September 25, 2018. […]
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