Introduction to Gerontology. 3 credits

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Analyzes the biological, psychological, and sociocultural dimensions of aging and the implications for practice with older adults, families, and care systems. Examines structural, policy, and service delivery factors affecting aging populations, including issues related to longevity, caregiving, intergenerational connections, and long-term care systems. Emphasizes critical analysis, evidence-informed interventions, and service innovation strategies to improve the well-being of diverse aging populations. Offered by Social Work . May not be repeated for credit.