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2008 Awards Programs 2008 ASA GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH AWARDS ASA gratefully acknowledges the support of the AARP Andrus Foundation for the Graduate Student Research Award. The ASA Graduate Student Research Award is presented to graduate students for exceptional research relevant to aging and applicable to practice. Zhen Cong
Her academic interests focus on the relationship between intergenerational relationships and the well-being of individuals within the family. Particularly, her work takes an extended family perspective, based on the idea that the interactions between a parent and a child and their consequences can not be isolated from the interactions between that parent and the siblings of that child. Currently, she is working on her dissertation entitled: “Children’s migration and the financial, social and psychological well-being of older adults in rural China”. She is currently a representative of the Task Force on Minority Issues in Gerontology of the Gerontological Society of America. She is committed to highlight the research concerning minority elders and the cultural diversity of aging.
Honorable Mention Thomas M. Richardson, PhD, MBA
Rochester, New York
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