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Institute Events
Pepper Institute Brownbag Series
(12:00pm - 1:00pm in room 214 of the Pepper Center Bldg)
- October 17: Miles Taylor, “Race Differences in the Compression of Morbidity in the U.S.”
- October 31: Neil Charness, “A Human Factors Approach to Safe Mobility for Life”
- November 14: Hanna Jokinen-Gordon and Jill Quadagno, “Transmitting Cultural Health Capital: Parents’ Perceptions of Their Children’s Medical Treatment”
- December 5: Jason Barabas, “Informed Consent: Roll-Call Knowledge, the Mass Media, and Political Representation”
Pepper Institute Distinguished Speaker
November 2: 4:00pm - 5:00pm - Dr. Theda Skocpol will speak on Medicare reform. There is a reception that follows. Dr. Skocpol is a Professor of Government and Sociology at Harvard University, past president of the American Political Science Association, and current fellow of the National Academy of Sciences. Contact Gayla Kittendorf (gkittendorf@fsu.edu) if you are interested in meeting/dining with Theda.
Other Upcoming Events
This Spring there will be a speaker series related to the Successful Longevity initiative at FSU. Here are the dates and speakers so far:
1. February 21-23: Prof. Denise Park - "Maintaining a healthy brain: The scaffolding theory of aging and cognition."
2. March 11-14: Prof. Art Kramer - *title pending*
3. March 20-22: Prof. Liz Zelinski - "Extended practice training improves cognition in older adults."
*Locations for these speakers is To Be Announced*
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