Perspectives on Aging
The group meets at 238 Prospect St. in the conference room at 9 AM. A light breakfast will be provided.
The group seeks to study ethical issues surrounding aging. This year, the group's focus is on how people can age well and how society can help people in that endeavor. We consider ways in which society has encouraged or discouraged a productive and satisfying life for the elderly, as well as the impacts of aging populations on society. Whether you are caring for aging family members, working with older populations as a vocation, or simply interested in thinking about these issues, we welcome you to take the opportunity to learn from these seminars.
The meetings for the fall semester are:
September 16th: David Smith, Bioethics Center Director
Decision Making for Elderly Family Members
October 14th: Discussion of member perspectives
November 18th: Discussion of member perspectives
December 9th: TBA
January 13th: TBA
February 10th: TBA
March 10th: TBA
April 7th: TBA
May 5th: TBA
RSVP to bioethics.center@yale.edu if you wish to attend.

