The University of Georgia Institute of Gerontology has adopted the Bristlecone pine tree as a symbol of its education, research, and outreach missions. The Bristlecone pine is a rare and unique tree, known for its hardiness and extreme longevity. It has an exceptionally slow growth rate and can survive in both high altitudes and the harshest environments.
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Institute of Gerontology Director Dr. Leonard Poon received the prestigious Tibbitts Award
for 2008, and delivered the Tibbitts lecture on February 22 at the annual
meeting of the Association of Gerontology in Higher Education.
"Dr. Poon shared the themes of a video documentary project, Its about time, which examines how time impacts the perception and reflections on one’s aging as well as the meaning of personal aging drawn from everyday deeds and action learned from individuals and groups of individuals."
Institute Director Receives 2008 Tibbitts Award
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"Dr. Poon shared the themes of a video documentary project, Its about time, which examines how time impacts the perception and reflections on one’s aging as well as the meaning of personal aging drawn from everyday deeds and action learned from individuals and groups of individuals."
