Mission
The Longevity Center Mission is to help people live better, longer lives through lifelong learning, research, and community programs. We seek to motivate and empower people to take an active role in their self-care and wellness.
Programming
The Longevity Center offers programming for lifelong learning through our Senior Scholars program, cognitve/memory training coursres, and webinars . We offer a Senior Resource directory for information for adults 50+ on events and resources at the UCLA Campus. Please see our description of these programs on our website.
Virtual Memory Programs
Memory Training is an intensive course teaching memory enhancing techniques and practical strategies to boost memory functioning. Research has shown that the techniques are effective compensatory strategies for people with mild age-related memory challenges.
Are you interested in lifestyle changes to support brain health? This intensive, interactive course provides participants with lifestyle strategies to keep their brains vital and healthy.
Support
The Longevity Center is 100% self-supporting. We rely on our programming and gifts from the community to sustain our Center. Individuals and organizations can support the Longevity Center through tax deductible donations to honor an individual, provide a scholarship to one of our courses or senior scholars classes, or through supporting a new project or event.
Coming Soon: Dementia Insights--A 3-session primer for caregivers of people newly diagnosed with dementia.
OPEN HOUSE
Discover programs that support healthy aging, brain health, lifelong learning, and overall well-being.
JOIN US IN PERSON OR VIRTUALLY!
Wednesday, August 12
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Light Refreshments: 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM
RSVP BY AUGUST 5
Registration Required
Semel Auditorium C8-183, UCLA
720 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095
Hybrid Event Available via Zoom
Register for Open House Here
What to Expect
Hear from Dr. Linda Ercoli, UCLA Longevity Center Interim Director, on the brain health benefits of lifelong learning.
Learn about current and new UCLA Longevity Center programs, including licensing opportunities.
Enjoy light refreshments and connect with fellow Senior Scholars and Longevity Center staff.
Healthy Aging • Brain Health • Lifelong Learning • Community
Parking Suggestions
Lot 1, Visitor's Entrance on Gayley Avenue or Medical Plaza Way – or on Westwood Plaza, north of Le Conte Avenue
Self-Service Pay-on-Exit, Pull a ticket at the entrance, and take the ticket to a pay station before returning to your vehicle ($18/day)
Lot 8, 555 Westwood Plaza Los Angeles, CA 90095, Permit and Pay-by-Plate parking ($18/day).
Additional parking information can be found here.
Contact us at longevity@mednet.ucla.edu
