During this webinar, NIA Training Officer Dr. Maria Carranza will provide an overview of career development awards from the National Institute on Aging, as well as tips for choosing the best award for you and preparing a strong application.

Join GSA for a discussion on the ongoing federal budget reconciliation process, along with significant and far-reaching impacts of proposed Medicaid cuts on older people. Aging and disabilities policy expert and Washington insider Natalie Kean, Director of Federal Health Advocacy at Justice in Aging, will shed light on the reconciliation process and how proposed cuts could significantly change healthcare access and essential support services for older people.

The Generativity and Aging Interest Group focuses on increasing the knowledge and awareness of generativity and its role in gerontological research, policy, and practice. Our first webinar will be hosted by Dr. Feliciano Villar, a leading scholar in generativity. The title of his talk is, "Generativity in later life: From an indicator of successful aging to its feasibility when aging on the margins.” Please use the link below to register for the webinar and do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

The Dyadic Research Interest Group is excited to launch a bimonthly journal club, inspired by member survey feedback. This initiative provides a valuable opportunity to share research, engage in discussions, and mentor fellow members through critical analysis of research articles.

How Older Adults Live in Religion & Spirituality

Did you miss the inaugural GSA Capitol Hill Day? Join us for this webinar, which will provide a firsthand account of the event, where GSA members actively engaged with policymakers to advocate for the critical role of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in supporting the health and aging research ecosystem.

Hosted by the Generativity Interest Group, this webinar examines the significance of mentoring as we move into the next chapter in the field. Three panelists who have dedicated their careers to mentoring emerging scholars are joined by their mentees to reflect on this important work. This webinar is part of GSA’s Founders Day recognition.

2025 marks the 80th anniversary of GSA, offering a timely moment to reflect on the origins and rich history of the field of gerontology. This webinar offers the GSA community a unique opportunity to reflect on the field’s lasting impact and collaboratively envision the future of gerontology as we continue to navigate an ever-evolving landscape.

Join us for an engaging virtual gathering featuring a panel of GSA Student Officers moderated by Faculty Advisor Dr. Keith Kleszynski, Assistant Professor of Research, Reynolds Section of Geriatrics, Department of Medicine, University of Oklahoma. Topics will include: Best practices and strategies for success, Challenges and Successes of Student Chapters, and Chapter Events. This gathering will also provide time to connect with fellow Student Chapter members from around the world. GSA Student Chapters play a crucial role in advancing students’ professional development in education, research, advocacy, policy, and aging-related sciences.

Panelists will discuss: How they use AI in their classrooms and practice, platforms used and drawbacks, benefits to students and faculty of using AI, how AI will impact education and practice, differences in using AI for undergraduate vs. graduate courses, guardrails and tips, and much more!