US EditionAttracting New Students to an Age-Old Area of Study
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Attracting New Students to an Age-Old Area of Study
Longevity and aging may be the buzzwords of the year, but St. Catherine University was ahead of that trend when it launched Katies for Aging Research and Equity (KARE) in 2019, a program that empowers underrepresented women and gender-diverse scholars to pursue careers in age-related research, thanks to support from a National Institutes of Health grant. Students don’t just enroll—they dive in early, often as first or second years, and stay deep…
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