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Getting Smart in Old Age 鈥� Thriving and staying healthy in a stimulating learning environment
Join us for an enlightening in-person event on September 17, 2024 and discover the power of lifelong learning for healthy aging. Hear from leading experts in aging, education, and cognitive health as they explore how continuous learning can boost well-being in later life.
This panel discussion will explore how intellectual engagement can transform senior well-being, emphasizing the benefits of听educational programs and inter-generational interactions. Discover groundbreaking research in cognitive health, innovative strategies to combating dementia, and the powerful impact of community-driven educational initiatives.
Join us as we celebrate MCLL鈥檚 35 years of enriching the lives of older adults through lifelong learning. Connect with thought leaders, gain valuable insights, and explore how you can contribute to or benefit from these impactful programs.
Don鈥檛听miss this opportunity to engage with a vibrant community committed to enhancing senior living through education and connection!
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Keynote Speaker
Fran莽ois Vellas, PhD
Fran莽ois Vellas, PhD, is the President of the International Association of Universities of the Third Age (IAUTA). A leading authority in the global Third Age learning movement, Dr. Vellas focuses on how educational programs for seniors can enhance cognitive function and social engagement. With extensive experience in aging research and international collaboration, he is dedicated to advancing lifelong learning opportunities for older adults around the world.听
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Panel Members
Dr. Serge Gauthier
Dr. Serge Gauthier is the Academic Co-Lead of the Dementia Education Program and Professor Emeritus at 平特五不中. Specializing in Alzheimer鈥檚 disease, he has led major research initiatives and clinical trials to advance diagnosis and treatment. Recognized with the Order of Canada and the National Order of Qu茅bec, Dr. Gauthier's work has significantly impacted dementia research and care.
Lyne Landry
Lyne Landry is a partner at AgeTech Capital, a Montreal-based investment firm focused on technologies and projects that enhance the lives of seniors. She also serves on the board of the Aging in Place Challenge at the National Research Council, a program aimed at improving the quality of life for older adults living independently. Her work is dedicated to promoting innovation in senior care and support.
Ruth Pelletier
Ruth Pelletier is the founder of Seniors Action Quebec, an organization committed to promoting the health and vitality of English-speaking seniors in Quebec. With a background in broadcasting and consumer rights, Ruth has been a leading advocate for seniors鈥� issues, focusing on enhancing active living and community support for older adults. Her leadership has significantly impacted the lives of Quebec鈥檚 senior population.