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Age-Friendly University Rajean P. Moone, PhD, LNHA, FGSA CCAPS Faculty Director for Long Term Care Administration Associate Director for Education – Center for Healthy Aging & Innovation January 12, 2021

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Age-Friendly UniversityRajean P. Moone, PhD, LNHA, FGSA

CCAPS Faculty Director for Long Term Care Administration

Associate Director for Education – Center for Healthy Aging & Innovation

January 12, 2021

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Unprecedented Opportunity!

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Paradox

HealthyEducatedDiverse

Health, economic & social disparitiesPervasive ageism

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Minnesota’s Age-Friendly Initiatives

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MNGWEP

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Aging @ U of M

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Center for Healthy Aging & Innovation

Robert L. Kane Endowed Chair in

LTCConsortium on Aging Long Term Care

AdministrationOsher Lifelong

Learning InstituteAge-Friendly

University Council

Center for Aging Science & Care

Innovation (Nursing)

Graduate Interdisciplinary

Gerontology Minor

HRSA Geriatric Workforce

Enhancement Program

U of M Advanced Careers Initiative

NIA Center on the Demography and

Economics of AgingCMS Research Data Assistance Center

RWJ State Health Access Data

Assistance Center

Upsilon Mu Nu Chapter of Sigma Phi

Omega

Aging Studies Interdisciplinary Graduate Group

Fesler-Lampert Chair in Aging Studies

Academic Programs: Nursing, Social Work,

Dentistry

N. Bud Grossman Center for Memory Research & Care

Nursing Home ECHO Hub

Geriatric Case Competition

Public Health Center for Excellence in

Dementia Caregiving

Institute on Biology of Aging and

Metabolism

Memory Keepers Medical Discovery

TeamSenior Citizens

Education Program

UM ExtensionUniversity of

Minnesota Retirees Association

Alumni Association

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Global network of age friendly universities• Administered by Dublin City

University• US affiliate = Gerontological

Society of America7

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Global Network in the U.S.

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Age-Friendly University of Minnesota

Established Council

Mapped AFU principles

Obtained endorsement from President Gabel

Sent confirmation to DCU

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Age-Friendly UMN Council

Age-Friendly

UMN Council

Center for Healthy Aging &

Innovation

OsherLifelong Learning Institute

UM Advanced Careers Initiative

MN NorthstarGWEP

One Stop Student Services

Retirees Association

Alumni Association

Students

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10 Principles

Encourage participation in core activities

Promote second careers

Recognize range of

educational needs

Promote intergenerational

learning

Wide access to online

educational opportunities

Ensure a research

agenda on aging

Teach about longevity dividend

Enhance access

Engage with retired

communityEnsure regular

dialogue

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UMRA’s contributions to Minnesota as an Age-Friendly University

q Professional Development Grants for Retirees

q Monthly forums and workshops

q Volunteer opportunities through University Retirees

Volunteer Center

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UMRA’s contributions to Minnesota as an Age-Friendly University

q Social, travel, and special interest group activities,

including Photo Club, Book Club, Armchair Traveler,

and Financial & Legal Issues Group

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UMRA’s contributions to Minnesota as an Age-Friendly University

q Representatives and liaisons to Board of Regents,

Senate Committee on Faculty Affairs, P&A Senate,

Civil Service Senate, Health Care Benefits Advisory

Committee, and Alumni Association

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1. Do you know of other on-campus resources

(on any U of M campus) that the AFU Council

should be aware of and/or people we should be

engaging?

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2. Do you have ideas about what projects

or collaborations AFU Council might tackle?

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3. Are there other ways that UMRA is supporting

the principles of AFU that we have not

mentioned?

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4. Are there foundations/donors that you are

aware of who might support the work of the

AFU Council?

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5. As undergraduate and graduate students

engage in research and projects related to aging,

how can UMRA best offer its assistance?

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