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School of Aging Studies alumna returns to USF to speak at distinguished lecture series

David Chiriboga, Debra Dobbs, Karen L. Phillips

Left to right: David Chiriboga, Debra Dobbs, and Karen L. Phillips

School of Aging Studies alumna Karen L. Phillips, PhD, returned to USF to present "Advancing Healthy Aging Through Partnerships and Collaboration" as part of the School of Aging Studies and the Florida Policy and Exchange Center on Aging Distinguished Alumni Lecture series.

Phillips, a 2009 graduate of the Aging Studies doctoral program at USF, is now the policy development manager at Trust for America's Health, where she works on the Age-Friendly Public Health Systems initiative. Her project focuses on making healthy aging a priority in the field of public health.

Following Phillips' presentation, School of Aging Studies Interim Director Debra Dobbs, PhD, and Professor Emeritus David Chiriboga, PhD, presented Phillips with a plaque of appreciation from the School of Aging Studies for her outstanding leadership and scholarship benefiting older adults.

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