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Mon, 07 Aug 2006 10:12
Full programme: Physical Activity And Successful Aging (PASA 2006)
Author: Sportbibliothek Bonn
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2006 10:12
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2006 10:12
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[Apologies for crossposting] "Physical Activity And Successful Aging" European Group for Research into Elderly and Physical Activity (EGREPA) Xth International Conference September 14-16, 2006 Cologne, Germany Deutsche Sporthochschule (German Sport University) ****************************************************** FULL PROGRAMME We proudly present the full conference programme at http://www.egrepa.org => conference => programme It contains 4 keynote lectures 16 invited symposia and thematic sessions 17 workshops 1 panel discussion REGISTRATION STILL POSSIBLE Some 200 participants from 28 countries all over the world will participate. If you want to join them, go to http://www.egrepa.org => conference => registration We are looking forward to meet you in Cologne! Prof. Dr. Michael Sagiv, Zinman College, Wingate Institute, Israel (President of EGREPA ) Prof. Dr. Heinz Mechling, Deutsche Sporthochschule, Germany (Chairman of the organizing committee) Dr. Michael Brach, University of Bonn, Germany (Conference Manager) CONFERENCE SCOPE The Xth EGREPA Conference is oriented towards researchers, clinicians, practitioners, trainers, healthcare-professionals, service-providers, family and professional geriatric caregivers, decision makers in the private and public sectors in the field of physical activity, sports and aging for older adults. According to the different target groups four program columns will be arranged (participants are welcome to switch between columns): Science & research Programmes & promotion Training for trainers Practical exercise for everybody --------------------------------------------------------
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