LATEST NEWS
August 2017 - Michelle Carlson featured in INC magazine as an "innovative person improving brain health and performance"
Jan. 2016 - "Building cognitive reserve: do computer games really work?"
Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation
Jan. 2015 - "Tackling Challenges of Education and Health Together"
Huffinton Post
Jun. 2014 - "Making Aging Positive"
Huffinton Post
Feb. 2012 - "Harnessing the Wisdom of the Ages"
American Psychological Association
Jun. 2011 - "Promoting Healthy, Meaningful Aging Through Social Involvement: Building an Experience Corps"
The Dana Foundation: Cerebrum
May 2011 - "Benefits of the Baltimore Experience Corps Volunteer Program: Interview with Michelle Carlson" [Video]
Jun. 2010 - "Tutoring Students Might Lower Dementia Risk in Older Americans" [Video]
Voice of America
Apr. 2010 - "Tutoring Benefits Seniors' Health, Students' Skills"
USA Today
Mar. 2010 - "Alzheimer's, Aging and Elementary Schools" [Audio]
NPR
Mar. 2010 - "Gray Matters"
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Magazine
Feb. 2010 - "When Seniors Tutor Kids They Sharpen Their Own Minds As Well"
U.S. News & World Report
Feb. 2010 - "Reviewers Give Experience Corps Study a Pat on the Back"
Education Week
Jan. 2010 - "Schooling the Aging Brain"
The New York Times
Dec. 2009 - "For Older Adults, Participating in Social Service Activities Can Improve Brain Functions"
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health News
Dec. 2009 - "Johns Hopkins Study Confirms Experience Corps Improves Older Adults' Cognitive Ability and Overall Health and Well-Being"
AARP Experience Corps
OTHER NEWS
June 2018 - Michelle Carlson featured in JHSPH magazine featuring video game starring Bandit the Dolphin that aims to strengthen aging brains
Aug. 2009 - "Boost Brain Power 24 Hours a Day"
Prevention Magazine
Jun. 2009 - "Experts Reveal Best Ways to Save an Aging Brain"
CNN