Congratulations, Class of 2025!
We’re so proud of each of you for reaching this milestone. Your hard work, resilience, and dedication to aging and diversity research have made a lasting impact on the lab and beyond. Thank you for being such an important part of the ADL community. We can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll do next!
2025 HK Awards
Big congratulations to all the members of the Aging and Diversity Lab who were recognized at the 2025 HK Awards! Your hard work, passion, and dedication to advancing inclusive research are truly inspiring. We’re so proud of everything you’ve accomplished. Well done, team!
2025 Campus Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching
The ADL congratulates Professor Kristen DiFilippo for receiving the 2025 Campus Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching!
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HK Awards
This year, three graduate students from the Aging and Diversity Lab were recipients of the HK awards.
Ana Selzer – Pam and Betty Milchrist Scholarship
Sadia Ashrafi – Karin A. Rosenblatt Community Health Graduate Scholarship
Laura Quintero – Howard S. Hoyman Student Award
START students 22-23 present their research
This Friday, the START (Student Aging Researchers in Training) presented their research at the Siebel Center for Design in preparation for next week’s Undergraduate Research Symposium.
APHA 2022
At APHA in Boston, Laura Quintero, Andi Schwingel and Ana Selzer. Laura Quinteiro presented her research on palliative care and received an honorable mention from the Aging in Public Health Section. Ana Selzer presented her research on Community Health Workers in Brazil.
Award and new publication
Our laboratory has achieved another distinguished honor, largely due to the diligence and brilliance of Rifat Alam, one of our PhD candidates. Guided by Dr. Andiara Schwingel, Rifat has earned the highly coveted Doolen Graduate Scholarship for the Study of Aging for 2022/2023. This prestigious award is a testament to Rifat’s dedication to dementia and aging research. We are also glad to share her recent publication in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease: The Moderating Role of Race and Ethnicity in the Association Between Cognitive Performance and Functional Abilities in Later Life.
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Publications are more than just milestones, they’re how we share knowledge, foster collaboration, and demonstrate the value of our research. Each one reflects the hard work, curiosity, and dedication of our team.