USC Edward R. Roybal Institute on Aging

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Edward R. Roybal Memorial Lecture

The USC Edward R. Roybal Institute on Aging at the USC School of Social Work honors the late Rep. Edward R. Roybal, a visionary leader in establishing aging services and a champion for civil rights and equal justice, at the Edward R. Roybal Memorial Lecture.

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2012 Edward R. Roybal Memorial Lecture

Henry G. Cisneros, executive chairman of CityView and former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), discussed issues surrounding aging in place.

Awards were also presented to the recipients of the Pearmain Prize for Excellence in Research on Aging and the USC Roybal Institute Community Partnership Award.

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Speakers

The Roybal Institute has invited distinguished speakers to deliver the Edward R. Roybal Memorial Lecture.

2012: Henry G. Cisneros, executive chairman of CityView

2011: U.S. Rep. Karen Bass

2010: U.S. Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard

Awards

The Roybal Institute fosters and recognizes excellence in research and community partnerships that further the needs of minority older persons, particularly those from underserved backgrounds. Recipients of the Pearmain Prize for Excellence in Research on Aging and the USC Roybal Institute Community Partnership Award are honored at the Edward R. Memorial Lecture.

Pearmain Prize for Excellence in Research on Aging

The Pearmain Prize for Excellence in Research on Aging honors a scholar who best exemplifies outstanding contributions to the field of translational aging research and its import to issues directly relating to older people.

Past Honorees

2012: Ronald J. Angel
2011: James S. Jackson
2010: Kyriakos S. Markides

USC Roybal Institute Community Partnership Award

The USC Roybal Institute Community Partnership Award recognizes practitioners who have fostered and excelled in establishing partnerships benefiting older persons, particularly those from low-income and multiethnic backgrounds.

Past Honorees

2012: Laura Trejo
2011: Slettie M. Jones

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2012 Edward R. Roybal Memorial Lecture

2011 Edward R. Roybal Memorial Lecture

2010 Edward R. Roybal Memorial Lecture