Human Services and Gerontology Programs

Developed in partnership with human service professionals, scholars and community members, these programs increase the capacity of individuals, organizations, and communities to respond effectively to human needs and potentials.

For more information about the programs listed here, or the opportunity to work in partnership for the development of educational activities that address special needs, contact Andrea Hansen, at 608.785.6509 or ahansen@uwlax.edu.

Human Services and Community Development
Gerontology and Long Term Care


Aging Matters Newsletter fall 2011

Aging Matters
Aging, Wellness, Long Term Care

Programs that focus on aging issues are offered regularly. In addition, programs are offered for professional and family caregivers, program administrators and policy makers as they grapple with the challenges of providing long term care.

Aging Matters Newsletter Fall 2011 (6 page PDF)

Printable Registration Form Fall 2011 (1 page PDF)


Human Services and Community Development

Suicide Prevention Summit
2012 Dates to be determined


Gerontology and Long Term Care

Thank you for your interest in our Gerontology Certificate programs!
Our programs/workshops are commuter-only (on-site/in-person) programs and are not available online at this time.

Gerontology Certificate Program
Ongoing

Encore Careers: Working in the Next Stage
Ongoing Web sites to help you plan your Encore Career

Aging and Film
January 27, 2012

Pathways to Purpose: Exploring Potential in Later Life
Feb. 1, 2012 (free)

Drugs and Aging
March 23-24, 2012

Psychology of Aging - CANCELLED
April 14 & 21, 2012

Autism Spectrum Disorders Certificate Program
2012 summer

Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorders (2 credit UG/GRAD)
2012 summer


Special Discounts and Scholarships:
Students, senior citizens and members of the Coulee Region Long-Term Care Workforce Coalition can receive discounts on fees for select programs. Financial and respite care assistance is available to La Crosse county caregivers over the age of 60 or caring for someone over the age of 60, contact the Aging Unit at 608.785.9710. Scholarships are available for the Gerontology Certificate Program. Call 608.785.6508 or kdeschepper@uwlax.edu to request an application form.

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