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2012 Hawaii Pacific Gerontological Society Conference to be Held in September

17th Biennial Conference
Transforming Hawaii’s Aging Future:  Innovate, Integrate & Invigorate

September 10-11, 2012
Hilton Hawaiian Village, Honolulu, HI

The 2012 Hawaii Pacific Gerontological Society Conference will provide a forum to discuss ideas and exchange knowledge to help make Hawaii a better place to grow old.  The conference will be organized along three main topics:

Innovation:  innovative programs and technologies that have improved the quality of life of older adults;

Integration:  the successes and challenges on integrating services within and/or across health and social sectors; and

Invigoration:  policies, research and practices that energize and empower our community to meet social, health and economic challenges an aging population brings.

The conference will feature keynote speakers, plenary sessions and concurrent sessions of paper, panel and workshop presentations.  The HPGS Conference is intended for elder care practitioners in the health and human service fields; businesses, government agencies, non-profits and faith-based organizations serving older adults; applied researchers; students; and advocates.


Presentation Proposals by April 6, to Sarah Yuan, 808-956-5939, sarah.yuan@hawaii.edu and/or Dawn Meaney, 808-626-8807, DMeaney@plazaassistedliving.com

 

 

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