Education
Along with research and community outreach, one of the Institute for Engaged Aging’s key focus areas is education. The IEA takes a multidimensional approach to education by teaching and training undergraduate and graduate students, giving education community talks and participating in the Faculty Speaking Series, and hosting educational programming at the IEA and in communities across the state of South Carolina.
Resources
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Labs
The following labs are affiliated with the IEA:
- The Study of Healthy Aging & Applied Research Programs, SHAARP
- Mind and Body Initiatives for Diverse Communities, MBIDC.
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Community Talks
The Institute for Engaged Aging (IEA) fosters community connections and promotes healthy aging through active engagement. As part of this effort, we can provide educational presentations for service organizations and community groups. Our team of experts delivers talks on different topics related to aging, research, and community well-being, offering valuable knowledge and resources to support older adults and the broader community.
Are you interested an IEA Community Talk?
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Faculty Speaking Series
The IEA and its affiliated faculty are pleased to provide valuable knowledge that benefits the community. IEA affiliated faculty regularly deliver presentations to foster collaboration and promote learning across organizations, community groups, and other entities. As part of our Faculty Engagement Speaking Series, we provide engaging talks on a wide range of topics, including Improving Brain Health, Fall Prevention Among Older adults, and the Importance of Sleep, among others. These presentations are an excellent opportunity for individuals and communities to connect with IEA affiliated faculty.
Are you interested in the Faculty Speaking Series? Please e-mail us at IEA@clemson.edu, or by calling 864-916-6220 for more information or to schedule a presentation.
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Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Promoting experiential learning for undergraduate and graduate students is our focus. We provide hands-on research and outreach opportunities that empower students to:
- Receive dedicated mentorship from faculty and staff.
- Learn from one another in our interdisciplinary research labs. Our students hail from diverse majors, including psychology, biological sciences, health sciences, and education.
- Report greater confidence in both professional and interpersonal skills after working with older adults.
