USC Resource Center for Aging and Dementia Research (USC RCAD)
Aging and Cognition
USC RCAD
The USC Resource Center for Aging and Dementia Research (USC RCAD) was established through funding from the National Institutes of Health and aims to increase the success of junior faculty focusing their research on the health and economic wellbeing of minority elderly populations.
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About USC Resource Center for Aging and Dementia Research (USC RCAD)
USC RCAD provides infrastructure and resources to support the academic success of underrepresented minority researchers and to increase the number and diversity of researchers in aging.
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Since 2012, the Schaeffer Center has received $6.1 million in funding from the NIH to fund pilot projects by junior scholars focused on addressing disparities. This year we are seeking junior scientists concentrating on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias in minority populations.
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Race, Gender, and Cohort Differences in the Educational Experiences of Black and White Americans
Among White adults, many of the gender differences in educational experiences documented in the oldest cohort were still found among the most recent cohort; Most race inequities in educational experiences persiste
Experts: Mateo Farina, Jennifer A. Ailshire