The Sealy Center on Aging supports outstanding education and training programs in aging and geriatric medicine.

• Two NIH training programs ( T32 and T35) prepare predoctoral, postdoctoral, and medical students for careers in aging research.  
• Medical students train through the Geriatric Track and clinical/research electives.  
• Residents complete geriatric rotations, and fellows a one-year Geriatric Fellowship. 
• Students and trainees engage in mentorship, workshops, seminars, and the Annual Forum on Aging, where they present research alongside leading investigators and compete for awards.

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Staff and resources at the Sealy Center on Aging support a vibrant research community with over $25M in federal funding across 30+ active grants

Looking for study, proposal, or collaboration support?

We believe in research with the community, not just about it. We share research insights, educational events, and volunteer opportunities. Interested in participating in a study or volunteering? Contact us to learn more!

• The quarterly Community Connection Newsletter (email or traditional mail) - now over +1,400 subscribers. 
• Presentations at senior centers, OLLI-UTMB, and the annual Lefeber Hughes Winter Series on Aging
• Caregiver Connection, a biweekly support group in collaboration with the Alzheimer’s Association.
• AmeriCorps Seniors volunteer opportunities for adults 55+.
• The SCOA Learning Center is open to community members age 55+ for educational talks, computer access, and health resources. 

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