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    May 18, 2025  
2018-2019 Graduate Catalog 
    
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AGER 6790 - Applications in Community Planning and Evaluation

3 hours

Principles, techniques and skills used to identify the needs of elders at the community level and to design and evaluate programs individually tailored to meet those needs in such areas as access, health, nutrition, housing, income maintenance, employment, personal support, and training and education. Students critique the structure of service delivery under the Older Americans Act and the wide array of preventive, supportive and restorative services comprising the aging/social/disabilities services continuum. Applications in needs assessment, program planning, administration, and evaluation help prepare students to conceptualize and direct the policy conversation pertaining to community readiness to service the changing needs of an aging society in the areas identified above.

Prerequisite(s): None.



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