UW CAG runs many educational initiatives, typically posted on our social media platforms, to spread awareness about various disciplines in gerontology. View any of our current or previous initiatives below! All posts and links can be found on UW CAG's Instagram and LinkTree.
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Biweekly every Monday, let us break the stigma and spread awareness! We’ll be tackling common myths and misconceptions, shedding light on the facts, and encouraging meaningful conversations.
Biweekly every Tuesday, test your knowledge with our fun and engaging Trivia Tuesdays! Each week, we'll quiz you on intriguing Gerontology themes like aging, wellness, mental health, and more, and challenge you with questions that will both inform and inspire you.
Biweekly every Thursday, we focus on mental health and wellness, with a particular emphasis on gerontology. As we manage the unique difficulties and opportunities of aging, we hope to provide insights, techniques, and support to older people, their caregivers, and geriatric care professionals.
Career Connection is a UW CAG series that delves deeper into various careers in the gerontology field, including educational requirements.
UW CAG's official newsletter is sent out bi-weekly. It contains club updates, educational content, and upcoming events, such as webinars, conferences, and networking opportunities.
Aging Anatomy is a UW CAG series that discusses the various physical and biological changes associated with the process of aging. Each edition focuses on a specific organ or organ system.
Gerontology Journals highlight various research articles relating to gerontology. Each edition provides a high-level summary, allowing students to stay up to date with current research.
Gerontology Gems was UW CAG's first initiative and features interesting and introductory facts about gerontology. This initiative is catered to foster interest in the field and provide a basic educational foundation.
Aging Minds is an UWCAG series where we will discuss the aging brain and mental health.
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