All three of these institutes engage in research, educational, and outreach activities. An additional project, the Pathways to Life Quality study, is a collaboration between the Life Course Center and the Gerontology Institute at Ithaca College. For more details see About the Center . To find pages on this site see the Visitor's Center . Workers moving into retirement are likely to move as well into unpaid community service and volunteer work.
Women tend to begin their planning later and to plan less than their male coworkers.
Health and energy tends to remain stable and most retirees report high general life satisfaction and happiness. For other research projects see Current Research . For more information about the positions, click here . For more information, click here and order the book from The Johns Hopkins University Press . The Bronfenbrenner Life Course Center's Annual Report is now available online.