I thought the whole idea that mind, body and spirit should be in balance was wonderful. Mathews and about 35 other seniors, community professionals and university staff and students collaborated on last year's event. More than 20 teams, numbering more than 100 people, participated, including representatives from Nevada Hispanic Services and the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe. And in a supportive environment, you're going to do a lot more. Teams work together to not only impact individual lives but to go home and start changing their own communities.
Seniors have it within their power to change.
The 1997 workshops and speakers were good and there was just so much to do. It wasn't just a good time, it was a knowledgeable time. Frankie Sue Del Papa, Nevada attorney general, will discuss consumer fraud and the Rev. Bob Morley, a motivational speaker, will talk about spiritual wellness. For registration information, contact the university's Sanford Center for Aging at 784-4774.