The Early Career Task Force SIG Team is looking for one to two people to join our team. If interested, please contact Nicole DePasquale. In its second year, this team continues to include Nicole DePasquale, assistant professor, Duke University School of Medicine, and Shelley Condon, graduate student, the University of Alabama, and welcomes Agus Surachman. Agus is a fourth-year graduate student in the department of human development and family studies at Penn State. He is an adult development and aging/health disparities scholar interested in understanding how socioeconomic inequality across the life course creates adult health disparities. Agus is currently working on his dissertation, which focuses on the influence of early life socioeconomic adversity on kidney function across adulthood. You can learn more about Agus on his webpageopens in new window or Twitteropens in new window.
February-March SIG recruitment: In 2019, nearly 150 people responded to our recruitment survey, and we were able to form close to 20 SIGs. We launched our first recruitment effort of 2020 in February and will continue this initial effort through March. Thus far, 34 people have completed the 2020 surveyopens in new window. We truly appreciate your continued support of this new initiative.Special Interest Groups (SIGs) initiative
How to get involved in Div. 20’s special interest groups.
Adult Development and Aging. (2020, April 3). Special Interest Groups (SIGs) initiative. Adult Development & Aging News. https://www.apadivisions.org/division-20/publications/newsletters/adult-development/2020/04/special-interest-groups