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3:00–4:00 PM and 6:00–7:30 PM<br />

TH285 Welcome to Illinois: Advocating for<br />

Older Persons in the Midst of an<br />

Extended Stalemate<br />

3:00 PM | Haymarket (West Tower, Bronze Level)<br />

Illinois experienced a monumental political standoff, which<br />

resulted in a state budget impasse lasting for the entire state<br />

fiscal year. Learn how the aging network in the state demonstrated<br />

remarkable resiliency, commitment and patience, and<br />

how they refused to die and fought to continue services.<br />

Presenters: Joyce Gallagher, MA, Executive Director, Chicago Area<br />

Agency on Aging, Chicago Department of Family and Support<br />

Services; Jonathan Lavin, MPA, President and CEO, AgeOptions.<br />

Technology, Accessibility<br />

& Transportation<br />

TH287 Mobile Technology and Aging: How<br />

Seniors Are Keeping Up and Connecting<br />

3:00 PM | Crystal A (West Tower, Green Level)<br />

Many stereotypes exist about seniors’ use of technology (or lack<br />

thereof). Our longitudinal research over the last five years shows<br />

how the aging population is effectively using technology to stay<br />

connected to issues, peers and family. Learn how using our PN<br />

Styles survey can help us identify trends and behaviors and<br />

make predictions about the future of seniors’ technology use.<br />

Presenters: Justin Greeves, Senior Vice President; Rosemay<br />

McGillan, Executive Vice President and Partner, Healthcare; both<br />

of Porter Novelli.<br />

6:00–7:30 PM<br />

Final Night Reception<br />

Crystal B (West Tower, Green Level)<br />

Sponsored by PK Management and Senior Lifestyle.<br />

Fee: $0. Pre-registration is required.<br />

ASA’s 2017 Aging in America <strong>Conference</strong> offers many opportunities<br />

for networking, and this evening reception is one not to<br />

miss. Join your colleagues for an evening with hors d’oeuvres,<br />

an open bar, delightful conversation, music, dancing and a fun<br />

surprise or two. Come and meet other attendees, ASA board<br />

members, participants in our leadership institute, conference<br />

co-chairs, and committee members.<br />

THURSDAY, MARCH 23<br />

We are Gerontologists,<br />

and Life is our work!<br />

During the conference,<br />

learn more about the USC Davis School<br />

and our programs at Booth 204/206.<br />

The University of Southern California<br />

Leonard Davis School of Gerontology<br />

proudly offers the largest selection of<br />

gerontology programs in the world:<br />

B.S. in Human Development and Aging<br />

B.S. in Lifespan Health<br />

M.S. in Gerontology ,<br />

M.A. in Gerontology ,<br />

Master of Aging Services Management ,<br />

Master of Long-Term Care Administration ,<br />

M.S. in Nutrition, Healthspan and Longevity<br />

Graduate Certificate in Gerontology<br />

Ph.D in Gerontology<br />

Ph.D in Biology of Aging<br />

gero.usc.edu • (213) 740-5156 • LDSgero@usc.edu<br />

, = program available both on campus and online<br />

www.asaging.org/aia • #aia17 145

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