Welcome to the
Centre for Ageing and Pastoral Studies (CAPS)
CAPS
is a centre where scholarship in ageing and pastoral studies can
be pursued. The process of ageing is examined within the context
of meaning in life and wellbeing for ageing. Quality of life issues for
older people, including living with dementia, are subjects
for research and education.
An integral part of the Centre's work, based on its research,
is to speak on ethical and policy issues relating to ageing.
Assoc. Professor Elizabeth MacKinlay AM
Director, Centre for Ageing & Pastoral Studies
Canberra Australia
IMPORTANT NEWS
[14 April 2008]
CAPS REMINDERS
- 30 MAY CLOSING DATE FOR EARLY
BIRD REGISTRATIONS for the
4th Annual CAPS Conference
- 9 MAY CLOSING DATE FOR CAPS
WORKSHOP ON SPIRITUAL REMINISCENCE
- ENROLLING IN CSU COURSES IN AGEING & PASTORAL STUDIES FOR
SPRING SEMESTER? CLOSING DATE FOR ENROLMENT IS 1 MAY!
[14 February 2008]
CAPS Workshop
Facilitating Spiritual Reminiscence
Presented by Assoc. Professor Elizabeth MacKinlay AM
Tuesday 20 May 2008
- 9.30 am - 2.30 pm
- the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture
- 15 Blackall Street Barton ACT
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 9 MAY 2008
[14 February 2008] UPDATED 19 MARCH 2008
4th National CAPS Conference
Ageing and Spirituality: A Diversity of Faiths and Cultures
17– 20 August 2008
at Rydges Eagle Hawk Resort
Federal Hwy, North ACT/NSW border
Phone (02) 6241 6033 or Toll Free 1800 651
543
Fax (02) 6241 3691
Accommodation at Rydges
Special conference and accommodation
rates have been organised with Rydges Eagle
Hawk Resort. To get the special conference rate you
will need to mention that you are attending the Conference
when you make your booking.
[21 January 2008]
2008 Course Information
[May 2007]
Elizabeth MacKinlay granted membership of the Order of Australia
(AM)
Elizabeth was nominated by the ACT government for her service
to the welfare of aged people, particularly through the establishment of the
Centre for Ageing and Pastoral Studies, to nurse education, to the Anglican
Church of Australia, and to the community. Her membership of the Order of Australia
was granted on Australia Day, 26 January 2007.
Every member of staff and faculty and the student body at St
Mark's National Theological Centre and the School of Theology, Charles Sturt
University heartily congratulate her and endorse her award.
Master of Arts (Ageing and Pastoral Studies)
For details contact Assoc.
Prof. Elizabeth Mackinlay.  Download
application form from CSU (148Kb)
A subject availability and guidelines sheet is now ready. Click
here to download the pdf file MA_Ageing.pdf [17k].
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