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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an enlightening in-person event on September 17\, 2
 024 and discover the power of lifelong learning for healthy aging. Hear fr
 om leading experts in aging\, education\, and cognitive health as they exp
 lore how continuous learning can boost well-being in later life.\n\nThis p
 anel discussion will explore how intellectual engagement can transform sen
 ior well-being\, emphasizing the benefits of educational programs and inte
 r-generational interactions. Discover groundbreaking research in cognitive
  health\, innovative strategies to combating dementia\, and the powerful i
 mpact of community-driven educational initiatives.\n\nJoin us as we celebr
 ate MCLL’s 35 years of enriching the lives of older adults through lifelon
 g learning. Connect with thought leaders\, gain valuable insights\, and ex
 plore how you can contribute to or benefit from these impactful programs.
 \n\nDon’t miss this opportunity to engage with a vibrant community committ
 ed to enhancing senior living through education and connection!\n\nRegiste
 r Now\n\n \n\n\nKeynote Speaker\n\n\n	François Vellas\, PhD\n\n	\n		François V
 ellas\, PhD\, is the President of the International Association of Univers
 ities of the Third Age (IAUTA). A leading authority in the global Third Ag
 e learning movement\, Dr. Vellas focuses on how educational programs for s
 eniors can enhance cognitive function and social engagement. With extensiv
 e experience in aging research and international collaboration\, he is ded
 icated to advancing lifelong learning opportunities for older adults aroun
 d the world. \n	\n\n\n \n\nPanel Members\n\n\n	Dr. Serge Gauthier\n\n	\n		Dr. S
 erge Gauthier is the Academic Co-Lead of the Dementia Education Program an
 d Professor Emeritus at McGill University. Specializing in Alzheimer’s dis
 ease\, he has led major research initiatives and clinical trials to advanc
 e diagnosis and treatment. Recognized with the Order of Canada and the Nat
 ional Order of Québec\, Dr. Gauthier's work has significantly impacted dem
 entia research and care.\n	\n\n	Lyne Landry\n\n	\n		Lyne Landry is a partner at
  AgeTech Capital\, a Montreal-based investment firm focused on technologie
 s and projects that enhance the lives of seniors. She also serves on the b
 oard of the Aging in Place Challenge at the National Research Council\, a 
 program aimed at improving the quality of life for older adults living ind
 ependently. Her work is dedicated to promoting innovation in senior care a
 nd support.\n	\n\n	Ruth Pelletier\n\n	\n		Ruth Pelletier is the founder of Seni
 ors Action Quebec\, an organization committed to promoting the health and 
 vitality of English-speaking seniors in Quebec. With a background in broad
 casting and consumer rights\, Ruth has been a leading advocate for seniors
 ’ issues\, focusing on enhancing active living and community support for o
 lder adults. Her leadership has significantly impacted the lives of Quebec
 ’s senior population.\n	\n\n
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LOCATION:Elizabeth Wirth Music Building\, Room A-832 (8th floor)
SUMMARY:Getting Smart in Old Age – Thriving and staying healthy in a stimul
 ating learning environment 
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/continuingstudies/channels/event/getting-smart-ol
 d-age-thriving-and-staying-healthy-stimulating-learning-environment-359275
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