The University of Maryland Center on Aging is dedicated to facilitating healthy and productive aging and creating age-friendly communities. Center on Aging researchers aim to improve outcomes for many aging-related health, economic, and social policy issues, including costs and liabilities of private insurance coverage for long-term care, the problems of older women, the needs of elderly people with lifelong disabilities; the accessibility, quality, and efficiency of services to the elderly, and the needs of families providing elder care.
over the age of 65.
The Center on Aging at the University of Maryland, College Park, celebrated its 50th anniversary on December 3, marking five decades of leadership in positive, productive aging.
Job Opening: Data Analyst at UMD Center on Aging
The University of Maryland (UMD) Center on Aging seeks applicants for a full-time data analyst position. The analyst will support data analysis on several NIH-funded research projects using large-scale datasets within the Department of Health Policy & Management at the School of Public Health.
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Featured Projects
Health Policy and Services Research among Older Adults
We examine the impacts of health policies and social determinants of health on health expenditure, quality of care, and health outcomes among older adults, particularly those with ADRD, cancer, and behavioral health issues.
Healthy Aging and Longevity
We explore the effect of early-life environments and public health programs on adult mortality and longevity, leveraging surveys and unique datasets tracking millions of Americans from birth to death.
Legacy Leadership Institute on Public Policy
The Legacy Leadership Institute on Public Policy, based in the University of Maryland School of Public Health, is designed to provide residents aged 50+ with new careers as Legacy Service Leaders during retirement.
Center on Aging News
Center on Aging Researcher Awarded $3.5M to Study How Childhood Factors Affect Life Expectancy
$3.2M Grant Funds Study of How Health Technology Could Boost Alzheimer’s, Dementia Care
NIH Grant to Fund Study of Medicare’s Effect on Americans’ Longevity
Certificate on Healthy Aging and Public Health
The multi-disciplinary Graduate Gerontology Certificate Program (GGCP) is a Board of Regents approved program that addresses the national need to educate professionals to work with the growing population of baby boomers and older persons. The GGCP offers students an individually tailored curriculum of coursework, supervised internships, and research. LEARN MORE.