The Biology of Aging is a course appropriate for both graduate students and upper level undergraduates students in health related fields and anyone interested in the physiological changes that occur with aging. Participants will be expected to develop an understanding of the complexities of the aging process from various perspectives. This course grew out of an initiative termed the Georgia Gerontology Consortium which was initiated in 1995 by the University of Georgia, Gerontology Center in response to the University System of Georgia Board of Regents' call for programs of collaboration among University System institutions. Students are expected to be comfortable in the use of these technologies. All students must possess and maintain a functional e-mail address throughout this course.
Every student is entitled to a free e-mail address.
All students are expected to check their e-mail and the WebCT site for this course on a regular basis. Any announcement sent via e-mail or posted on the WebCT site at least 24 hours before the next scheduled class date may be deemed applicable and binding for that next class. Punctual attendance and participation in all classes form the foundation for successful completion of this course. Each student is expected to be present for all lectures. You are responsible for all course material covered in class during any absence.