SAGE

What does SAGE stand for?

• Students Aging Generously and Exuberantly

• Students for Aging and Gerontology Enrichment

• Students and Great Elders

• Students Against Grand Engagement

What is the percentage of men to women diagnosed with osteoporosis?

• 30% vs 70%

• 20% vs 80%

• 40% vs 60%

• 50% vs 50%

Neurogenesis (the growth of few neurons) happens ______

• only before birth

• only before we reach our maturity

• throughout the lifespan

• only before age 65

Which part of the brain has seen new neurons in old age?

• Olfactory bulb

• Prefrontal cortex

• Visual cortex

• Cerebellum

During normal healthy aging, our brain cells____

• die extensively

• do not die until age 65

• do not die but shrink in size

• do not change in size for number

____% of older adults between age 75-84 have Alzheimers disease?

• 5%

• 13%

• 33%

• 67%

80 year old adults recall most memories from their _____

• late teens and early 20's

• early childhood

• 30's

• 50's

Who is SAGE's faculty advisor?

• Tessa Jordan

• Naomi Aldrich

• Earnest Park

• Jing Chen

What is a benefit of Intergenerational Programs for older adult participants?

• Increased well-being

• Improved cognitive function

• Improved physical and mental health

• All of the above

What is the maximum age to be involved in SAGE

• 22

• 26

• There is no maximum age

• 65