E-mail this pageCenter for Intergenerational Studies and Programs (CISP)
Human Services and Research Across Life Span
Through its local geographical programs and services, the Center for Intergenerational Studies and Programs (CISP) is engaged in cutting edge research on issues related to youth, the geriatric population, and individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, and provides services through its programs. Through lifespan based programs, the Center provides students at SUNY Plattsburgh alternative learning opportunities through interdisciplinary studies and practices.
The Center for Intergenerational Studies and Programs (CISP) offers research and services in the following areas:
- Geriatrics
- Early childhood, youth, and community programs
- Aging and disability assistive products
- Long-term care
- Respite adult day care (Plattsburgh and Malone Third Age Centers)
- Developmental disabilities
- Arthritis self-help courses
Programs
Adirondack Regional Technology Center (ARTC)
We are here to promote and distribute innovative technology-based products that support independence, enhance productivity, and change the lives of individuals with disabilities.
Alzheimer's Disease Assistance Center (ADAC) Celebrating 20 Years of Service
The Alzheimer's Disease Assistance Center (ADAC) is a gateway to services for Alzheimer's patients and their family members.
Eastern Adirondack Health Care Network (EAHCN)
Eastern Adirondack Health Care Network (EAHCN) is committed to improving the health status of our rural region, spanning Clinton, Essex, and Franklin counties, and increasing access and delivery of health care in the region.
Health care programs and services include: Arthritis Self-Management courses, "Get Moving" Physical Activity Guide, Geriatric Mental Health Information, Long Term Care Information, and the Healthy Youth Initiative.
Third Age Adult Day Centers (TAADC) of Plattsburgh and Malone
The Third Age Adult Day Center is "a home away from home" where frail elderly and Alzheimer's patients feel comfortable in familiar surroundings, and family caregivers can take time off from their routine caregiving.
Contact Information
For more information about the Center for Intergenerational Studies and Programs (CISP), please contact:
Taher Zandi, Ph.D., Director
SUNY Distinguished Service Professor
Office: Sibley 227
Phone: (518) 564-3377
Toll-Free Phone: (800) 388-0199
E-mail: taher.zandi@plattsburgh.edu
Yvonne Lott, M.S. Ed., Associate Director
Office: Sibley 227
Phone: (518) 564-3377
Toll-Free Phone: (800) 388-0199
E-mail: lottye@plattsburgh.edu