"Living Well Program in Maryland: An Evaluation Report", 2009

 Reporting on the findings of a three year evaluation project

[The Living Well Project is an evidence-based program to help older adults with chronic illness to take control over their health and their health communications with professionals. More than 1,000 Maryland seniors have participated in this program.]

"Imaging an Aging Montgomery County", 2007

Funded by Montgomery County

"Memory Screening: Who Attends and Why

A Survey of Participants at National Memory Screening Day, 2006"

Funded by MetLife Mature Market Institute

"Looking into the Future of Family Caregiving in the Us: Proceedings of the White House Conference on Aging Mini-Conference", 2005

"The MetLife Study of Sons at Work: Balancing Employment and Eldercare", 2003

"Workplace Programs for Family Caregivers: Good Business and Good Practice", 2003

Family Caregiver Alliance, San Francisco, CA

"Working Caregivers:  Issues, Challenges, and Opportunities for the Aging Network"

Administration on Aging NFCSP Issue Brief, 2002.  Neal, M. & Wagner, D.

For information about partnership opportunities and on-going projects, contact Emiko Takaji at etakagi@towson.edu

• Congratulations! At the Governor's Leadership in Aging Conference (5/19/10), the Secretary of Aging presented Gerontology faculty with a plaque. This plaque recognizes the successful partnership between TU's Center for Productive Aging and the Maryland Department on Aging in working together on the Living Well Project.