REGISTRATION AND GENERAL INFORMATION CONTINUED
GSA Office The GSA Office is located in the Show Office Main Lobby (Plaza Level) in the Convention Center. The GSA Office is open during registration hours.
No Smoking Policy GSA is dedicated to maintaining a healthy learning environment; please note that smoking is prohibited in the hotel.
Cell Phone Policy As a courtesy to your colleagues, please turn off your cell phone or put it on vibrate when in a session.
Message Board There is a message board by the GSA registration area (Plaza Level) in the Convention Center for attendees to share information.
Certificate of Attendance To obtain a certificate of attendance, please visit the GSA registration area (Plaza Level) in the Convention Center.
Lost & Found Convention Center: Lost items should be returned to the public safety office located on the Plaza Level. Should you lose anything, please visit the public safety office or dial 617.954.2121 from your cell phone or 2121 from a house phone to reach Lost & Found.
Sheraton Boston: Lost items should be returned to the hotel front desk. Should you lose anything, please visit the hotel desk or dial “0” from a house phone and the operator will connect you to Lost & Found.
Emergency and Medical Assistance Convention Center: In case of an emergency or if medical assistance is required, please dial 2121 on the house phone closest to you.
Sheraton Boston: In case of an emergency or if medical assistance is required, please dial “1000” on the house phone closest to you. You will be connected directly with security who will assist you immediately.
Preparing a new Generation of Gerontology Scholars
www.gerontologyphd.umaryland.edu 410.706.4926
DOCTORAL PROGRAM IN GERONTOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
Baltimore and Baltimore County PROGRAM CONCENTRATIONS:
Epidemiology • Policy • Social, Cultural & Behavioral Sciences SELECTED RESEARCH EMPHASES:
Behavioral Health Cognitive Impairment/Dementia Community Environments of Aging Social Context of the Aging Self Emotional Well-Being
Exercise & Physical Activity
Obesity and Nutrition Family & Caregiving
Long Term Care Geriatric Trauma
Public Policy Outcomes Hip Fracture and Related Disorders Quality of Care/Quality of Life Health Disparities Frailty and Disability
AFFILIATED PROGRAMS: Center for Aging Studies (UMBC) Center for Research on Aging (UMB)
Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Center
Geriatric Research, Education, and Clinical Center
Geriatrics and Gerontology Education and Research
Peter Lamy Center on Drug Therapy and Aging
The Erickson School The Hilltop Institute
The program is located in the Baltimore/Washington corridor in close proximity to the Social Security Administration, National Institutes of Health, and Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
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Graduate Research Assistantships, Traineeships, Fellowships Available
Lifestyle ➞ Lifespan
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