Academic Catalog

Gerontology (GERT)

GERT 100:  3 s.h.  
Introduction to Gerontology  (G3)  

An introduction to the field of aging and examination of the physiological, sociological, psychological and economic perspectives. This course also focuses on problems of the aged at levels of self, interactions with others and the broader societal context. Offered in spring of even years.

GERT 179:  3 s.h.  
Experimental  

Experimental

GERT 210:  3 s.h.  
Aging and the Law  (G3)  

Introduction to legal concepts and thinking. Study of the laws, regulations, social policies and psychological factors that affect delivery of service to the elderly in the areas of economic security, employment, health care, wills, mental health, housing, criminal justice, consumer protection. Offered periodically. Prereq: ENGL 110.

GERT 279:  3 s.h.  
Experimental  

Experimental

GERT 300:  3-12 s.h.  
Co-Op Ed Experience in Gert  

Supervised practicum at cooperating agencies and organizations active in serving the elderly, for a minimum of 150 hours (10 hrs./week). Involvement in meeting physiological and/or psychological and/or social needs of the elderly. Prereq: GERT 100 and at least 30 s.h. of general education and gerontology courses. Faculty involvement in and approval of practicum plan. Malpractice liability insurance required.

GERT 379:  3 s.h.  
Experimental  

Experimental

GERT 400:  3-12 s.h.  
Co-Op Ed Experience in Gert  

Co-Op Ed Experience in Gert

GERT 479:  3 s.h.  
Experimental  

Experimental

GERT 500:  3-12 s.h.  
Co-Op Ed Experience in Gert  

Co-Op Ed Experience in Gert