The Oklahoma Geroscience Training Program provides a comprehensive, interdisciplinary curriculum that prepares trainees for successful careers in aging research. Through coursework, hands-on laboratory experience, seminars, journal clubs, quantitative training, and grant writing, trainees develop the scientific, technical, and professional skills needed to become independent investigators.
As trainees progress through the program, the curriculum evolves from building foundational knowledge in geroscience to fostering research leadership, scientific communication, and career development. By integrating rigorous research training with mentorship and professional development, the program prepares the next generation of leaders dedicated to advancing healthy aging and improving healthspan.