Courses and Research Experiences
CALS faculty are dedicated to educating and training the next generation of researchers and scholars in aging and longevity through coursework and undergraduate and graduate research and training opportunities. Below is a list of courses across campus that include an aging, longevity, or life-cycle component. See the course catalog and departmental websites for details about enrolling in these courses. Contact CALS-affiliated faculty directly for more information about getting involved in their research activities.
Undergraduate Courses:
ANTH 171 - Evolutionary Medicine
AS AM 136 - Asian American Families
COMM 119 - Communication, Aging, and Later Life
COMM 229 - Intergenerational Communication and Aging
ESS 150 - Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries
FEMST 154A - Sociology of Families
INT 86FH - Aging & Longevity Studies
MCDB 112 - Principles of Developmental Biology
PSY 151 - Adult Development and Aging
PSY 126 - Hormones and Cognition
SOC 154A - Sociology of the Families
Graduate Courses:
ANTH 245 - Anthropological Demography and Life History
