Neff, Nancy. (2007, July). Thanks for the memory. University of Texas at Austin Banner Story.

2005, October. Dr. Graham McDougall featured in a new DVD "Nursing Research: Commitment to the Public Trust," sponsored by Johnson & Johnson's Campaign for Nursing's Future and Friends of the NINR (critique of video).

2003, November. Professor Graham McDougall's memory and aging research. Take 5: Faculty Insights in Brief.

Kaufffler, Shelley. (2002, November 22 & December 8). Cognitive stimulation and Alzheimer's disease. WFAA-Dallas & KVUE 8-Austin TV.

2002, January 9. A memory study begins today at UT Austin at the RBJ Towers. KVUE 24 TV News, LIVE AT 5.

2001, September 10. Forever Young: A Guide to Life After 50. Physiological changes that cause memory loss and how to retrain memory as we age. The Today Show. New York, NY: MSNBC Broadcasting Service.

SeniorWISE Project Office Contact Information
Phone: (512) 471- 8208 (email addresses for Project Staff are available below)
Mailing Address:
The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing
1700 Red River Austin, TX 78701

Investigators

Albert Bandura, PhD
Bert Hayslip, PhD
George Rebok, PhD

 

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