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Mastery of Aging Well
OSU now offers an online program for healthy living
In partnership with the AARP, OSU Extended Campus and OSU Extension Service have designed an online program consisting of five modules for anyone interested in healthy aging. Now, on your own time, you can learn practical, research-based solutions to many of the problems that you or aging family members may be encountering. For those interested in expanded materials and instructor interaction, explore our Certificate of Completion version (Option 2).
Option 1: Five Online Modules (Free)
You may start viewing the five modules in this program at any time.
Each module consists of a self-paced slide show narrated by Sharon Johnson, OSU Associate Professor in Family and Community Health. Most modules take less than one hour to view. Learn more about the instructor or check out the Mastery of Aging Well blog.
Memory Difficulties: Should I Be Worried?- Depression in Later Life
- Medication Jeopardy
- Food As Medicine?
- Physical Activity and Exercise in Later Life
Please review the section on Technical Help for pointers on viewing modules
Option 2: Five Online Faculty Interactive Courses ($225)
In addition to viewing the five modules online (Option 1), you may choose to enroll in the interactive courses for a fee of $225. Option 2 includes access to expanded topics of interest, additional materials, and instructor interaction in a web-based classroom called Blackboard. After enrolling in and completing the expanded program, you will receive a Certificate of Completion in the Mastery of Aging Well. This option will be available starting Spring 2010. Fill out our simple information request form to get updates and registration details for Option 2.
Option 3: Five Courses in a DVD Learning Package
As a third option, a DVD of the entire Aging Well program and accompanying educational materials will be made available for purchase. This option will be released in 2010. Fill out our information request form to get updates for Option 3.
More Information
If you have any questions, please Contact Us by calling 800-667-1465 or emailing ecampus@oregonstate.edu.
In partnership with 
and funded by the USDA/CSREES.
