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AI Innovations in Gerontology Education and Research: A Panel Discussion
October 17, 2024
AI Innovations in Gerontology Education and Research: A Panel Discussion
A panel discussion on innovations in artificial intelligence related to gerontological education. This discussion will explore AI's transformative impact on gerontology and geriatrics, including AI’s potential to support older adults and the students who work with them. Practical strategies for integrating AI into gerontology research will be shared.
Panel
- George Demiris, PhD, Professor of Biobehavioral Health Sciences & Associate Dean for Research and Innovation, School of Nursing, University of Pennsylvania
- Lenard Kaye, PhD, DSW, Professor of Social Work & Director of UMaine Center on Aging, University of Maine
- Margaret Sass, JD, EdD, Faculty Associate for Service-Learning & Lecturer of Interdisciplinary Professional Studies, Boise State University
- Janelle Fassi, MA, PhD Candidate, University of Massachusetts Boston (Moderator)
- Abigail (Abby) Stephan, PhD, CFLE, Research Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Institute for Engaged Aging, Clemson University (Moderator)
This program is organized by AGHE’s Program Resource Development Workgroup.
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