Sealy Center on Agingutmb.edu/scoa

The SCoA Manuscript Office uses its staff's extensive experience in editorial mentoring and article/grant writing to assist with projects developed within the Center. It provides assistance in development, planning, writing and editing of journal articles, as well as in post-submission issues such as responding to reviewers' comments. Manuscript Office staff also help produce large, multi-investigator grants, and help with development and writing of individual proposals.

For more information, contact:
Sarah Toombs-Smith, PhD
Phone:409-266-9655
e-mail: stoombs@utmb.edu

Phone: The RSVP Program supports volunteer projects throughout Galveston County. We match your interests with the needs of over 50 helping programs throughout the county. If you are 55 or older and have any time at all (no minimum to work), we can help match you with an organization that needs you.

For more information, contact:
Ritchie Adoue
Phone: 409-266-9660
e-mail: raadoue@utmb.edu

The center has available valuable research datasets:

Healthy City Assessment Project - Texas City (HCAP-TC)

Hispanic Established Populations for Epidemiologic Studies of the Elderly (Hispanic EPESE)

Health of the Public needs assessment survey of Galveston County residents, 75 years of age or older.

This extensive resource and reference center includes scholarly publications and works associated with aging or created by older artists.

For more information, contact:
Lucy Gonzales
Phone: (409) 266-9675
e-mail: lcgonzal@utmb.edu