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Aging at UNO

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What does aging mean to you? How can we age successfully?

A video series of what aging means to different members of the UNO community.

Jeff Huber, President and CEO of Home Instead Senior Care, discusses aging with Dr. Chris Kelly, incoming UNO Gerontology Department Chair.

Goodrich Professor, Dr. Troy Romero, shares his thoughts on aging.

Gerontology student Carolyn Rogers shares her thoughts on aging.

Dr. Marcia Adler shares her thoughts on aging.

CPACS Dean John Bartle shares his thoughts on aging.

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