Dear Colleagues,
First, I am very pleased to announce the Dr. Carolyn Aldwin from
Next, I am very pleased to provide you with an update on our SSHD conference planned for
Human Development: Earlier Influences on Later Life Outcomes
We will have two keynote speakers whose work reflects a life span perspective.
Professor K. Warner Schaie will use the Seattle Longitudinal Study of cognition in adulthood to reflect on our theme.
E. Jane Costello will use the
I have been working with NIH and OBSSR who will be sponsoring two exciting symposia. One is on the emerging systems perspective and the other on gene x environment interactions. Each will involve outstanding scholars in these fields and consider the affect of earlier influences on later life outcomes.
In addition, this conference will have an international flavor. We have scheduled our meeting to coincide with the
And finally, in keeping with our Society and conference goals to be especially welcoming to students and emerging scholars, we are planning posters/reception sessions at the end of the day, to permit our junior colleagues to meet and interact with more senior scholars.
I will update you again on conference plans as they emerge but please remember to register! I look forward to seeing you in
Warm Regards,
Toni C. Antonucci, President
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