145/$2.00
INTERGENERATIONAL STUDIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION: AN INITIAL SURVEY.
Newman, S., Johnson, A. (1999). This survey of institutions of higher
education lists modules, courses, and programs in the growing field of
intergenerational studies.
210/$5.00
SENIOR CITIZEN SCHOOL VOLUNTEER PROGRAM: REPORT ON CUMULATIVE DATA
1988-95. Newman, S. & Larimer, B. (1995). 20 pp. See #235 for
Manual.
215/$2.00
LATENCY-AGED CHILDREN'S VIEWS OF AGING. Marks, R., Newman, S.,
& Onawola, R. (1985). 16 pp. Also published in Educational Gerontology,
2(2-3), 89-90.
230/$2.00
THE IMPACT OF INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAMS ON CHILDREN'S GROWTH AND
ON OLDER PERSONS' LIFE SATISFACTION. Newman, S. Prepared for NCoA Educational
Gerontology Symposium. Washington, DC, 1982, 9 pp. (Revised 1985).
286/$2.00
EVERYDAY MEMORY FUNCTION OF OLDER ADULTS: THE IMPACT OF INTERGENERATIONAL
SCHOOL VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS. Newman, S., Karip, E., & Faux, R. (1995).
Educational
Gerontology, 21,569-580.
290/$2.00
RETIRED ENGINEERS IN AN INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAM IN HIGHER EDUCATION.
Ward, C.R. & Faux, R. (1997). The Southwest Journal on Aging, 12(1-2),
5-11.
533/$2.00
OLDER WORKERS IN INTERGENERATIONAL CHILD CARE SETTINGS. Newman,
S. & Riess, J. (1992). Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 19(2),
45-66.
901/$2.00
OLDER WORKER CHILD CARE EMPLOYMENT SURVEY. Ward, C.R. (1993).
4 pp. Prepared for American Association of Retired Persons.
902/$10.00
OLDER WORKERS IN CHILD CARE: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF THEIR EXPERIENCE
AND IMPACT. Ward, C.R., Newman, S., Faux, R., Karip, E., & Engel,
R. (1994). 47 pp.
903/$8.00
A TIME SERIES STUDY OF THE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH RETENTION AND
ATTRITION OF OLDER ADULT CHILD CARE WORKERS. Ward, C.R. (1994). 39
pp.
904/$12.50
EVALUATION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA CONSERVATION CORPS INTER-GENERATIONAL
PROJECTS. Report to the Pennsylvania Conservation Corps April 1995.
Ward, C.R. (1995). 55 pp.
905/$2.00
INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAM EVALUATION FOR THE 1990s AND BEYOND.
Ward, C.R. (1995). Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 28(3),
173-181. Also published in Intergenerational Approaches in Aging: Implications
for Education, Policy and Practice (ed: K. Brabazon & R. Disch)
New York: Haworth, 1997, pp. 173-181.
906/$2.00
THE EFFECTS OF PARTICIPATION IN AN INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAM ON
THE BEHAVIOR OF RESIDENTS WITH DEMENTIA. Ward, C.R., Los Kamp, L, &
Newman, S. (1996). Activities, Adaptation, & Aging, 20(4), 61-76.
907/$10.00
CHILDREN'S VIEWS ON AGING. Newman, S. & Marks, R. (1997).
35 pp.
(Instrument)
908/$12.50
GENERATIONS: FINAL REPORT. Ward, C.R & Streetman, H. (1996).
54 pp. See #545 for Replication Manual.
909/$12.50
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ACROSS THE LIFESPAN: FINAL EVALUATION. Ward,
C.R., Balavage,V., & McCrea, J.M. (1996). 56 pp. See #816 for Curriculum.
910/$910/$2.00
CHILDREN'S VIEWS ON AGING: THEIR ATTITUDES AND VALUES. Newman,
S., Faux, R., & Larimer, B. (1997). The Gerontologist, 37(3),
412-417.
911/$2.00
ELDER-CHILD INTERACTION ANALYSIS. Newman, S., Morris, G.A.,
& H. Streetman. (1999).
Child and Youth Services, 20 (1/2):
16-145. Also published in Understanding What We Have Created. Kuehne,
V. (Ed.)(1999). New York: Haworth Press. 129-145.2.00
912/$2.00
EFFECTS OF INTERGENERATIONAL MASSAGE ON FUTURE CAREGIVERS: ATTITUDES
TOWARD AGING, THE ELDERLY, AND CARING FOR THE ELDERLY Ward, C.R., Duquin,
M.E., & H. Streetman. (1998). Educational Gerontology 24(1):
35-46.
913/$12.50
ALLEGHENY COUNTY GRANDKIN RAISING GRANDKIDS PROGRAM, Evaluation
Report to the Pennsylvania Departmemnt of Aging. Nichols, A. (July
2000).
SEE ALSO: Numbers 110,
137, 142,
225, 233,
285, 305,
314, 536.
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