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Center on Aging

Mission and Goals

The Center on Aging at CSUSB is a university-wide interdisciplinary unit sponsored by the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. It was created in order to unite people and resources at CSUSB to better respond to the needs of a rapidly aging population in the Inland Empire.

The goals of the Center on Aging are:

  1. Build strategic relationships between the Center and local organizations
  2. Educate and train future gerontology professionals; and
  3. Conduct and disseminate high-impact gerontology research.

Proud Member of the 'Age-Friendly University' Global Network

Recognized for our past accomplishments and future goals, CSUSB has been accepted into the Age-Friendly University (AFU) Global Network.   

Support the Center

The Center on Aging appreciates donations to maintain and expand its mission. Your gift or donation to support our goals of community outreach, training, and research are greatly appreciated.

Grants

The Center on Aging is currently being funded by 3 Grants from the National Institutes of Health

Dr. Jacob Jones (Psychology) was awarded $440,000 to study Cognitive Impairment in Parkinson's Disease

Dr. Angela Horner (Biology) was awarded $588,000 to study Early Life Exercise Effects on Tendons.

Dr. Eric Vogelsang (Sociology) was awarded $747,000 to study Older Adult Social Participation and Cognitive Decline