1976_09 The Daily Collegian September 1976

              4-THE COLLEGIAN
Students wanted to help aged
Tuesday. September 14, UTS
Tours of CSUF library available
r,
Tour* »re available again this
■o attend a two-hour meeting ng     work   with   i
A pilot project In gerontology ii      their
th* field *t CSUF.
Twenty five studenta arc being
•ought   to   develop   Interesting
couple* *t least 85 year* old.
Gerontology, which studies the
aged snd their problem*, is ex¬
pected to becor.ie • part of th* ,
curriculum by the  1977 spring
Through the efforts of Donald
Albright, CSUF coordinator of
service* to older adults, a grant
of SS.247 has been awarded to
help (tart th* program.
Students participating muit
meet with the ageri from four to
six hours per month for ■
minimum of 20 hour* during the
semester
Students will also be required
They must provide
own transportation to the
home, and will
unit of
credit.
Albright said Uie project wa*
based on the concept that
itudent* don't have tiro* for
developing friendship with alder
said.
"We   use  ■   very
technique called th*
reminiscence theory," Albright
uld. "Wall get th* person to
recall his earlier life. We all like
to reminisce, especially the
•glng."
Th* projects goal la to develop
a friendship between the older
person and itudent.
"The student will alio learn if
he has the personality that can
general guided tours for their
Hlllmsn, »ssistant librarian.
in check out a cassette recorder
of working with the aged. Theory
i* fine, but there is no substitute
for working with old people." be
said.        «^
Six courses are being offered
this semester which may bejuked
to meet the requirements for a
gerontology minor, according to
Albright.
The three unit courses include:
Communicative Disorders 100,
Home Economic* 117, Recreation
165, Sociology 1*6, snd Women's
Studies 10.
A one unit Experimental
College course-Creative Ways
of Handling Death and Grief-
may also be used, said Albright.
Any student wanting further
 »Sept. IS and Oct.    and   headphone*   i
ftv   contracting^ Stephanie    library at their leisure.
25 student pilot project should
contact Albright at the Joyal
Administration Building, Room
224 or call 4*7-2732.
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