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The fourth annual Master of Applied Gerontology (MAG) Student Celebration on July 28 celebrated student success and showcased practicum experiences hosted by private and non-profit organizations across Niagara and beyond. As well as offering opportunities to network and learn more about careers in gerontology, the event featured a keynote address by Assistant Professor of Health Sciences Luke Turcotte, a panel discussion and student poster presentations.
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