Mentors should be regular rank faculty from Duke University and/or Duke University Medical Center. Each mentor must have evidence of a significant interest in aging/life course and a strong record of publication/funding in these areas.
The list below is only a partial roster of faculty available to serve as mentors for the Duke Aging Center’s T32. You can also explore the Center’s Senior Fellows Directory and the Scholars@Duke research directory. (Note: On the Scholars@Duke page, find the box below EXPLORE, and enter key words from your research area. Be sure to include “aging” to receive the most applicable results.)
We encourage team mentorship, so feel free to propose 1-3 mentors to best suit your research interests and training goals.
You can click on each program faculty member’s name below to view their Scholars@Duke profile.
Behavioral Science and Neuroscience:
Kathleen A. Welsh-Bohmer, Ph.D.
Redford B. Williams, Jr., M.D.
Biomedical Sciences:
Eleanor S. McConnell, Ph.D., R.N.
Social Sciences, Health Services, and Biostatistics: