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News: Global Aging and Health: Enhancing Communities in Nicaragua, at the White Gallery

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School of Fine and Performing Arts
Posted:
June 29, 2009

Event: Global Aging and Health:  Enhancing Communities in Nicaragua, an exhibition of photography in collaboration with the Aging Matters Initiative at Portland State University

Special Event:  Opening reception July 2, 2009 from 5 pm to 7 pm

Running Dates:  July 2, 2009 - July 29, 2009

Gallery Hours:  Monday - Friday, 12 pm to 4 pm

Location:  White Gallery 1825 SW Broadway, Smith Memorial Union second floor, near the browsing lounge, on the Portland State University campus; admission is free

In collaboration with the Institute on Aging at Portland State University, the White Gallery presents an exhibition of photography from the work the Institute does with students and senior citizens in Nicaragua each year.  Rebecca Cassanova, the Program Coordinator for the Institute, writes:

"This series depicts graduate and undergraduate students from the PSU course, Global Aging and Health:  Enhancing Communities in Nicaragua, working in two communities in Nicaragua to improve the lives of senior citizens in-country.  Now it its sixth year, the course is a fusion of community service projects and academic goals."

The photographs in this series "speak to the power of partnership...as well as to the transformative impact participating in such a program can have for student service learners and older adults.  Nicaragua is the second-poorest country in the Western hemisphere and the work that PSU students accomplish while there makes a significant difference to the communities with which we work."  


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