Courses
The OSU S.A.G.E. Program offers an integrated series of courses in aging that provides participants with the opportunity to obtain the knowledge and develop the skills and attitudes critical to meeting the health and social service needs of older adults. This three-course distance learning program of The Ohio State University is appropriate for graduate-level students, professionals seeking continuing education, and others caring for our aging population.
Participants successfully completing the OSU S.A.G.E. Program receive a Certificate of Completion in Gerontology from The Ohio State University (some exclusions apply).
Upcoming Course Schedule
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2022 OSU S.A.G.E. Program
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Introduction to Applied Gerontology Spring Semester 2022 MEDCOLL 7790 Faculty: Michele Stokes, Ph.D., MS Course Info Sheet (Professionals) Course Info Sheet (Grad Students) |
January 10, 2022 | April 25, 2022 | Registration is due no later than December 30, 2021. After this date, please contact the office for more information on availability. Payment in full is required to secure a seat in the class. Please contact aging@osu.edu with any questions. |
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Interdisciplinary Case Studies in Clinical Gerontology Summer Semester, 2022 HTHRHSC 7650S Faculty: Alison Lloyd, Ph.D., MSW, MBA, LISW-S |
May 10, 2022 | July 29, 2022 | Registration is due no later than May 3, 2022. Payment in full is required to secure a seat in the class. Please contact aging@osu.edu with any questions. |
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Issues and Trends in Aging Fall Semester, 2022 MEDCOLL 7795 Faculty:Alison Lloyd, Ph.D., MSW, MBA, LISW-S |
August 23, 2022 | December 7, 2022 | Registration is due no later than August 16, 2022. Payment in full is required to secure a seat in the class. Please contact aging@osu.edu with any questions. |
This course provides a foundation for the further study of aging and the development of improved services to aging individuals and populations.
The multiple dimensions of aging are considered - physiological, psychological, cognitive,...(Read More)
We are living longer and often with more chronic, rather than acute, problems. These issues may involve care from several different disciplines as well as understanding the environments and families of older adults.
Increasingly we ar...(Read More)
This course introduces students to the broad political and social framework and policy considerations that impact the aging population. Throughout, a problem-based approach will be used to address national political, social, and economic polici...(Read More)
3 Course Series
Full 3 Course Series Fee