CURRICULUM VITAE
CURRICULUM VITAE
Ronald H. Aday
Department of Sociology/Anthropology
OFFICE ADDRESS HOME ADDRESS
MTSU, Box 10 415 Church Street – Apt 2612
Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Nashville, TN 37219
Phone: 615-898-2125 Phone: Cell 653-1967 e-mail: raday@mtsu.edu
EDUCATION
Ph.D. Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, 1976. Sociology major with
emphasis in Gerontology, Crime and Corrections, Evaluation Research.
Dissertation: Institutional Dependency: A Theory of Aging In Prison.
University of North Texas, Denton, Texas, 1973. Summer Institute, Center for
Studies on Aging.
M.A. University of Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma, 1971. Sociology Major.
B.S. Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, 1966. Social Science Ed.
TEACHING/RESEARCH POSITIONS HELD
1989-18 Professor - Department of Sociology, Middle Tennessee State University
1983-88 Associate Professor -Department of Sociology/Anthropology, MTSU
1980-82 Assistant Professor - Department of Sociology/Anthropology, MTSU.
1975-79 Assistant Professor - Department of Sociology, Arkansas State University
1974-75 NSF Research Fellow - Department of Sociology, Oklahoma State University
1972-74 Instructor - Department of Sociology, Arkansas State University
1971-72 Adjunct Instructor, Department of Social Science, Connors State College
COURSES TAUGHT
Undergraduate:
Sociology: Intro. Sociology, Social Problems, Marriage & Family, Sociology of Families,
Social Psychology, Social Theory, Social Deviance, Juvenile Delinquency, Criminology,
Research Methods, Social Statistics; Violence in the Family, Urban Sociology, Senior
Seminar
Gerontology: Introduction to Gerontology, Sociology of Aging, Social Problems of Aging,
Housing for the Elderly, Health Care Management, Topics in Gerontology, Women and
Aging, Group Work/Elderly, Health Care Delivery Issues, Aging, Crime & Society
Graduate
Sociology: Program Evaluation, Seminar in Corrections, Advanced Quantitative Methods,
Seminar in Deviant Behavior, Contemporary Social Theory, Sociology of Education, Seminar
in Marriage and Family, Social Policy Analysis
Gerontology: Seminar on Aging, Death and Survivorship, Counseling Elders, Mental Health
and Aging, Practicum: Applied Research Analysis
ADMINSITRATIVE POSITIONS
2005-08 Chair, Sociology/Anthropology, Middle Tennessee State University
1980-05 Director, Aging Studies Program, Middle Tennessee State University
1992-00 Executive Director, Tennessee Association for Gerontology/Geriatric Education.
1998-00 Chair, Tennessee Commission on Aging and Disability
1990-92 Director, Center for Health and Human Services. Middle Tennessee State U.
1980-87 Director, Graduate Studies, Department of Sociology, and Anthropology, MTSU
1978-80 Director, Graduate Studies, Department of Sociology, Arkansas State University
HONORS/AWARDS
2011 Distinguished Research Award, Middle Tennessee State University
2006 Career Achievement Award, Middle Tennessee State University
2005 Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award, College of Liberal Arts
2003 Invited Testimony, U. S. Senate Committee on Aging
2002 Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award, College of Liberal Arts
2001 Distinguished Service Award, Greater Nashville Area Agency on Aging
2001 Outstanding Public Service Award, Middle Tennessee State University
2001 President, Tennessee Federation on Aging
2000 Distinguished Research Award, Middle Tennessee State University
1996 National Institute of Senior Centers Distinguished Research Award
1995 Governor Appointee, Tennessee Commission on Aging
1991 William E. Cole Outstanding Gerontologist Award for Tennessee
1987 President, Tennessee Association of Gerontology/Geriatric Education
1974 National Science Foundation Research Fellow
1972 Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society
BOOKS/MONOGRAPHS
Dye, Huey M., & Aday, R. H. (Sept. 2019). Women Lifers: Lives Before, Behind, and Beyond Bars. Roman & Littlefield.
Aday, R. H. & Krabill, J.J. (2011) Women Aging In Prison. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner.
Aday, R. H. (2003) Aging Prisoners: Crisis in American Corrections. Praeger.
Aday, R. H., & Aday, K. L. (2001) Group Work with the Elderly. Greenwood Press.
Aday, R. H. Crime and the Elderly (1988). Greenwood Press.
Aday, R. H. & Tomazic, T. (1984). Assessment Indicators for Long-Term Care Placement.
Lancer Publishing.
Clowers, L, Guyote, C. & Aday, R. (1973). A Socio-Economic Study of the Jonesboro
Urban Renewal Area, NDP ARK, A-24. Urban Renewal & Housing Authority, Jonesboro, AR.
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Dye, M. Huey & Aday, R. H. “Ties that Bind: Benefits of Staying Connected with Family for Women Serving Life Sentences. Journal of Family Relations. Under Review.
Aday, R. H., Wallace, J. B., & Krabill, J. Linkages Between the Senior Center as a Public Place and Successful Aging. Activities, Adaptation, & Aging. Under Review.
Dye, M. Huey, Aday, R. H., Smith, N., Ong, V. “Pathways to prison for women serving life sentences: Implications for prison adjustment and re-entry.” Criminology. Under review.
Aday, R. H., Wallace, J. B., Leifker, K., Jones, S., Pogacsnik, A. R., & Pea, E. K.
“An Assessment of Food Insecurity Among Older Adults.” Journal of Nutrition and Aging. Under Review.
Aday, R. H. & Dye, M. “Examining the Predictors of Depression among Older
Incarcerated Women (2018). Women and Criminal Justice. 31, 1-20.
Aday, R. H. & Wallace, J. B., & Scott, S. J. (2017) Generational Differences in Knowledge, Recognition, and Attitudes Toward Reporting Elder Abuse. Educational Gerontology, 43, 568-581.
Aday, R. H., & Wahidin, A. (2016). Older prisoners’ experience of death, dying and grief behind bars. Howard Journal, 55, 312-327.
Aday, R. H. & Wallace, B. (2015). Development and validation of the healthy aging incentives scale. Educational Gerontology, 41(12), 847-858.
Aday, R. H., Dye, M., Kaiser, A. (2014). Examining the Effects of Sexual Victimization on the
Mental and Physical Health of Incarcerated Women. Women & Criminal Justice, 24: 341-361.
Aday, R. H. & Krabill, J. J., Deaton, D. (2014). Religion in the Lives of Older Incarcerated
Women Serving Life.” Journal of Women and Aging, 26-238-256.
Dye, M., Aday, R. H., Farney, L., and Raley, J. (2014). The Rock I Cling To: Religious Engagement in the Lives of Life-Sentenced Women. The Prison Journal, 94, 388-408.
Aday, R. H. & Farney, L. (2014). Malign Neglect: Older Women’s Perception of Health Care in Prison. Journal of Bioethics Inquiry, 11, 359-372.
Maschi, T. & Aday, R. H. (2014). The Social Determinants of Health and Justice and the Aging in Prison Crisis: A Call ror Human Rights Action. International Journal of Social Work, 1, 1-15.
Dye, M. & Aday, R. H. (2013). I Just Wanted to Die: Pre-Prison and Current Suicide Ideation
among Women Serving Life Sentences. Criminal Justice and Behavior, 40, 832-849.
Deaton, D., Aday, R., & Wahidin, A. (2009). The effect of health and penal harm on aging
female prisoners’ views of dying in prison.” Omega: Journal of Death and Dying, 60, 51-70.
Aday, R. H., & Kehoe, G. (2007). Working in Old Age: Benefits of Participation in the Community Service Employment Program. Journal of Workplace Behavior Health, 23,1125-146.
Krabill, J., & Aday, R. H. (2006). Exploring the Social World of Aging Female Prisoners.
Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, 17, 27-53.
Farney, L., Aday, R. H., Breault, K. (2006). Age Preferences and How Old is 'Too Old' for Selected Service Providers among Young, Middle-Aged and Older Adults, Educational Gerontology, 32, 215-224
Aday, R. H., & Krabill, J. J. (2006). Aging Prisoners in the Criminal Justice System. Marquette Elder’s Advisor, 7(2), 237-258.
Aday, R. H. (2006). Aging Prisoners’ Concerns Toward Dying in Prison. Omega: Journal of Death and Dying, 52, 195-212.
Aday, R. H. & Todd, C. (2006). Senior Centers. Encyclopedia of Aging, 4/e. Springer Publishing Company.
Aday, R. H. (2006). The Graying of American Prisons. Encyclopedia of Aging, 4/e. Springer Publishing Company.
Aday, R.H., Farney, L., Kehoe, G. L. (2006). Impact of Senior Center Friendships on Aging Women Who Live Alone. Journal of Women & Aging, 18, 56-74.
Wahidin, A. & Aday, R. (2006). The Needs of Older Men and Women in the Criminal Justice System: An International Perspective, Prison Service Journal, 160, 13-22.
Campbell, J., & Aday, R. H. (2001). Benefits of a Nurse-Managed Wellness Program: A
Senior Center Model. Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 20, 122-134..
Aday, R. H., & Austin, B. (2000). Images of Aging In America Portrayed in the Lyrics of
Country Music. Educational Gerontology, 26, 135-154.
Aday, R. H., & Kano, Z. (1997). Attitudes Toward Caring For Aging Parents: A Comparison of Laotian and U.S. Students. Educational Gerontology, 23, 151-167.
Aday, R. H., McDuffie, W., & Sims, C. (1996). Changing Attitudes Toward the Elderly: The
Longitudinal Effects of an Intergenerational Partners Project. Journal of Research in Childhood Education, 32, 143-151.
Aday, R. H., Aday, K. L., Arnold, J. L., & Bendix, S. (1996). Changing Children's
Perceptions of the Elderly: Effects of Intergenerational Contact." Gerontology & Geriatrics Education, 16, 129-138.
Aday, R. H., & Shahan, D. (1995). Elderly Reactions to a Death Education Program in a
Nursing Home Setting. Gerontology & Geriatrics Education, 1995, 15, 3-18.
Aday, R. H., & Campbell, J. (1995). Changes in Nursing Students' Attitudes Following a
Gerontology Curriculum. Educational Gerontology, 21, 247-260.
Aday, R. H. (1994). Golden Years Behind Bar: Special Programs and Facilities for Elderly
Inmates. Federal Probation, 23, 162-172.
Aday, R. H. (1993). A Case Study of New Elderly Offenders." International Journal of
Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 38, 71-82.
Aday, R. H., Sims, C., & McDuffie, W. (1993). Impact of an Intergenerational Links Project on Black Adolescents' Attitudes Toward the Elderly. Educational Gerontology, 19, 663-673.
Aday, R. H. (1992). Providing for the Geriatric Inmate: Implications for Training. Journal of Correctional Training, Winter, 13-15.
Aday, R. H., Sims, C., & Evans, E. (1991). Intergenerational Partners Project: A Model
Linking Students with Senior Center Volunteers. The Gerontologist, 31, 263-266.
Aday, R. H. (1991). The Gerontological Newsletter as an Educational Resource. Educational Gerontology, 17, 315-322.
Aday, R. H., Rice, C., Evans, E. (1991). Youth's Attitudes Toward the Elderly: The Impact
of Intergenerational Partners." Journal of Applied Gerontology, 10, 372-384.
Tomazic, T., & Aday, R. H. (1987). Will the Patient Go Home? Assessment Prediction
for Nursing Homes. American Statistical Association Proceedings, 582-587.
Aday, R. H. (1984). Belief in Afterlife and Death Anxiety: Correlates and Comparisons.
Omega: Journal of Death and Dying, 15, 67-75.
Aday, R. H., & Miles, L. (1982). Long-Term Impacts of Rural Migration of the Elderly:
Implications for Research. The Gerontologist, 22, 331-336.
Aday, R. H., & Webster, E. (1980). Aging in Prison: The Development of a Preliminary
Model. Offender Rehabilitation,3, 271-282.
Aday, R. H. (1978). Toward the Development of a Therapeutic Program for Older Prisoners. Offender Rehabilitation, 1, 343-348.
INIVITED BOOK CHAPTERS
Aday, R. H., & Maschi, T. (2018) Managing Elderly prisoners, In D. Polaschek,
A. Day & C. Hollin (Eds). Wiley International Handbook of Correctional Psychology. In press.
Aday, R. H. (2018). Aging and Elderly Incarcerated Offenders. In (Robert D. Morgan (Ed.) SAGE Encyclopedia of Criminology Psychology. Sage Publishing. (in press)
Aday, R. H. (2018). Aging female inmates. Encyclopedia of Women and Crime. Wiley-Blackwell Publishing. 141-145.
Aday, R. H. (2017). Examining Critical Health Issues for Aging Prisoners. In Fred Law (Ed.), Correctional Health Care: Practice, Administration, and Law. Kingston, NJ: Civic Research Institute (CRI). Chapter 9 (pp. 1-22)
Aday, R. H., & Krabill, J. J. (2015). Grief and Loss: The Silenced Emotion Behind Bars. In Tashel Bordere & Darch Harris (Eds.) Social Justice Perspectives on Loss & Grief. Routledge Publishing Co. (87-105).
Maschi T. & Aday, R H. (2015). Forging a Social Work Response to the Social Determinants of
Health and Justice. Handbook of Social Work in Health and Aging. NY: Oxford University
Press. Pages 453-466.
Aday, R. H. & Krabill, J. J. (2014). Social Programming for Aging Prisoners: Theory and
Application. In John Kerbs & Jennifer Jolly (Eds.), Senior Citizens Behind Bars. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner Publishers, pages 69-92.
Aday, R. H. & Krabill, J. J. (2013). Older and Geriatric Offenders: Critical Issues for the 21st
Century. In L. Gideon (Ed.) Special Needs Offenders in Correctional Institutions. Sage
Publishing, pages 203-232.
Wahidin, A. & Aday, R. (2013). Older Female Prisoners in the UK and US: Finding Justice in
the Criminal Justice System. In Margaret Malloch (Ed), Women, Punishment and Community
Sanctions: Human Rights and Social Justice. Routledge Press, pages 65-78.
Wahidin, A., & Aday, R. H. (2010). Later Life and Imprisonment. The Sage Handbook of
Social Gerontology. London: Sage. Pages 587-596.
Aday, R. H. (2006). Managing Aging Prisoners in the United States. In A. Wahidin and Maureen Cain (Ed.) Ageing, Crime and Society. Willan Publishing, UK, 210-229, 2006.
Aday, R. H. (2006). Aging Prisoners: A New Frontier in Social Work. In B. J. Berkman
& S. D’Ambruoso (Ed.), Handbook of Social Work in Health and Aging. New York: Oxford University Press, 231-241.
Aday, R. H. (2003). Evolving Role of the Senior Center in the 21st Century. In Baby Boomers at
the Gate. (Serial No. 108-11., U. S. Government Printing Office, 69-79.
Aday, R. H., Rice, C., Evans, E. (1999). Changing Children’s Attitudes Toward the Elderly: The Longitudinal Effects of an Intergenerational Partners Program. In A Cross Section of Educational Research, L. S. Lyne (Ed) , Los Angeles: Pyrczak Publishing (Reprint).
Aday, R. H. (1999). Golden Years Behind Bars: Programs, Policies, and Facilities.” In Aging and the Law, L. A. Froik (Ed.), Temple University Press, 613-623. (Reprint)
Aday, R. H. (1997). Golden Years Behind Bars: Programs, Policies, and Facilities. In
Introduction to Corrections. Incline Village, NE.: Copperhouse Publishing Company, 97-107.
Aday, R. H. & King, J. G. (1985). Measuring the Practice of Love in a Marital Dyad. In
Family Strengths: Intimate Interactions (Ed.) George Rowe, et al., University of Nebraska Press,152-164.
Aday, R. H. “Old Criminals. (1984). In Handbook on Aging in America (Ed.) Erdman
Palmore, Greenwood Press, 295-310.
Aday, R. H., & King, J. G. (1981). The Role of Intimacy as a Strength in the Aged Parent-
Adult Child Relationship. In Family Strengths: Blueprints for Action (Ed.) Nick Stinnet, et al., University of Nebraska Press, 129-138.
RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
Aday, R. H. “The Life of a Woman Serving Life.” Southern Sociological Society, Atlanta, GA, April 19.
Wallace, B., & Aday, R. H. “Food insecurity among the elderly in Tennessee. Southern Gerontological Society, Panama Beach, Fl., April 2019.
Dye, Huey M., Aday, R. H., Cook, N. “Pathways to Prison for Women Serving Life Sentences: Implications for Prison Adjustment and Re-entry.” Southern Sociological Society, New Orleans, April, 2018.
Wallace, J. B., Aday, R. H., Leifker, K., Jones, S., Pogacsnik, A. R., & Pea, E. K. “Food
Insecurity Among Tennessee Elders: A State-Wide Survey.” SGS. Ashville, NC., April, 2017
Aday, R. H. & Dye, M. “When he said, “I’m gonna kill you.” Hidden Victims of Domestic
Abuse among Women Serving Life Sentences. Mid-South Sociological Association. Charleston,
SC., October, 2017
Aday, R. H. & Webber, G. “Visions of Marriage Among College Students.” Southern Sociological Society. Atlanta, April, 2016.
Aday, R. H., Toomey, B., & Covan, E. K. “Depression Factors Among Female Lifers Age Fifty and Above” Gerontological Society of America Annual Conference. New Orleans, LA., November, 2015.
Aday, R. H., & Dye, Huey M. “Women Serving Life in Prison: Traumatic Victims of Domestic Abuse.” American Society of Criminology Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA., November, 2015.
Aday, R. H. “Women Aging in Prison: Implications for Policy and Practice.” American Psychological Association Annual Conference, Honolulu., July, 2014.
Aday, R., Dye, M., & Eller, J. “Women Serving Life: Victims of Domestic Violence.” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Conference, New York, March, 2012.
Aday, R. & Dye, M. “Women Serving Life: Voices of a Forgotten Prison Population.” American Society of Criminology Annual Conference, Chicago, November, 2012.
Aday, R. H. “Old and in Prison: An Intimate Look into One Woman’s Life.” Southern
Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Nashville, TN, September, 2011.
Aday, R. H. “Social Programming and Activities for Older Inmates.” American Correctional Association Winter Conference. San Antonio, TX., January, 2010.
Lamb, Deann, Aday, R. and Dye, Huey M.. “Types and Frequencies of Abuse Victims among
Incarcerated Females.” Southern Sociological Society. Atlanta, GA., April, 2010.
Dye, Huey M. and R. Aday. “Suicidal Ideation among Incarcerated Women.” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. San Diego, California, March 2009.
Aday, R. “Attitudes Toward Elder Abuse Reporting in Tennessee.” Tennessee Federation
on Aging Annual Conference, Murfreesboro, TN., October, 2009.
Aday, R. “Outcome-Based Research: The Challenge for Senior Centers.” Tennessee Federation on Aging Annual Conference, Murfreesboro, TN., October, 2009.
Aday, R. H. & Deaton, D. “Older Women in Prison: Hidden Victims of Domestic Violence. American Society of Criminology Annual Conference, Atlanta, November, 2007.
Aday, R. H., Farney, L., & Wahidin, A. “Adapting to Life in Prison: From the Voices of Older
Female Prisoners. American Society of Criminology Annual Conference, Los Angeles,
November, 2006.
Phillips, L., Aday, R. H., Allen, R. S. “Dying in Prison: The Fears and Concerns of Aging
Prisoners. Gerontology Society of America Annual Meeting, Dallas, November, 2006.
Aday, R. H., Wahidin, A., & Farney, L. “Two Rats in a Cage: The Experience of Aging in
Women’s Prison.” British Society of Criminology, Glasgow, Scotland, April, 2006.
Aday, R. H., & Kehoe, G. “Job Satisfaction and the Older Worker.” American Society on Aging Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA., April, 2005.
Aday, R. H. “Assessing the Benefits of Senior Center Programming in two Multipurpose
Senior Centers.. Tennessee Federation on Aging, Johnson City, TN., October, 2005.
Aday, R. H. “Hooking up at the Senior Center: Promises and Pitfalls. Southern Gerontological Society Annual Conference, Orlando, FL., April, 2005.
Brown, S., & Aday, R. H. “A National Look at the Eden Alternative.” Southern Gerontological Society Annual Conference, Orlando, FL, April, 2005.
Aday, R. H. “Ethical Issues Related to Aging Prisoners’ Health Care.” Mid-South Sociological
Association, Biloxi, MI., October, 2004,
Aday, R. H. “Measuring the Impact of Senior Center Programs and Services for Aging Women Who Live Alone.” American Society on Aging Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA., April, 2004.
Aday, R. H. “Examining the Death Attitudes of Aging Female Prisoners.” American Society of Criminology Annual Conference. Nashville, TN., November, 2004.
Aday, R. H. “A Comparative Analysis of Three Senior Community Service Employment
Programs. Senior Service of America Senior Aides Annual Conference, New Orleans., October, 2004.
Aday, R. H, Wadidin, A., Krabill, J. “A Comparative Study of the Health Care Needs of
The Female Aging Offender in the USA and the UK. American Society of Criminology
Annual Meeting. Nashville, TN., November, 2004.
Aday, R. H., Kehoe, G., & Farney, L. “Benefits Of A Social Support Network For Aging Women Living Alone.” Mid-South Sociological Association, Baton Rouge, LA., October, 2004.
Aday, R. H. “The Influences of Health and Social Support Networks on Prison Adjustment Patterns of Older Incarcerated Females.” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences 41st Annual Meeting, Les Vegas, Nevada, April, 2004.
Aday, R. H. “An Exploratory Study of Fear of Death in an Aging Prison Population.” Academy of Criminal Justices Sciences, Boston, MA., March, 2003.
Aday, R. H. “Approaches to Understanding the Lives of Older Incarcerated Females.
Mid-South Sociological Association, Baton Rouge, LA., October, 2003.
Aday, R. H. “Friendship and Social Support Patterns Among Older Incarcerated Females. Southern Gerontological Society, Richmond, VA., April, 2003.
Aday, R. H. Campbell, J, & Stogner, K. “Creative Partnerships for Implementing A Culture of Wellness Within Senior Centers.” Southern Gerontology Society, Richmond, VA., April, 2003.
Aday, R. H., & Amey, F. “Identifying Important Linkages Between Successful Aging and Senior Center Participation.” National Council on Aging/America Society on Aging Joint Conference, Chicago, ILL., April, 2003.
Aday, R. H. “Student Attitudes Toward a Geriatric Justice System.” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.” Anaheim, CA., March, 2002.
Aday, R. H. “Sex Over Sixty: The Dilemma of AIDS And Alzheimer’s.” Tennessee
Federation on Aging, Gatlinburg, TN., October, 2002.
Aday, R. H. Toward The Measurement of Caregiver Burden. Tennessee Federation on
Aging, Gatlinburg, TN., October, 2001.
Aday, R. H. “The Aging Offender: Crisis in American Corrections. Southern Gerontological Society, Lexington, KY., April, 2001.
Sims, C., Campbell, J., & Aday, R. H. “Producing Effective Outcome Measures in Senior Centers.” American Society on Aging, New Orleans, LA., April, 2001.
Aday, R. H., & Campbell, J. "Measuring Incentives to Promote Healthy Aging." Southern Gerontological Society, Raleigh, NC., April, 2000.
Aday, R. H. "Graying of American Prisons: Challenges for the 21st Century." Southern Legislative Conference of the Council of State Governments, Biloxi, MS., November, 2000.
Aday, R. H. "The Health Status of Older Offenders: A Racial Comparison. Mid-South Sociological Association, Knoxville, TN., October, 2000.
Aday, R. H. "Theoretical Models for Healthy Aging: A Comparative Analysis." Western Social Science Association, San Diego, CA., April, 2000.
Aday, R. H. "Incorporating Crime and the Elderly into the Gerontology Curriculum."
American Association of Gerontology in Higher Education, Myrtle Beach, SC., March, 2000.
Aday, R. H. "Defining the Special Needs of Elderly Inmates." Elderly Inmates: Issues and Solutions: A National Forum, Washington, D.C., February, 2000.
Aday, R. H., & Austin, B. "Aging in the Lyrics of Country Music." Southern Gerontological Society, Atlanta, GA., April, 1999.
Aday, R. H. "Responding to the Graying of American Prisons: A 10-Year
Follow-up." American Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, FL., February, 1999.
Campbell, J., & Aday, R. H. "Benefits of a Nurse-Managed Wellness Program: A Senior Center Model." Southern Gerontological Society, Chattanooga, TN., April, 1998.
Aday, R. H., & Campbell, J. "Changes in Nursing Students' Work Preferences Following a
Gerontology Curriculum, Southern Gerontology Society, Charlotte, NC., April, 1998.
Aday, R. H. "Intergenerational Conflict: A Review of the Literature." Tennessee Conference on Social Welfare, Nashville, TN., September, 1998.
Aday, R. H. "Coping Strategies of Older Inmates in Mississippi." Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Louisville, KY., February, 1997.
Frey, C., & R. H. Aday. "Symbolic Interactionism and the Negotiated Order: A Theoretical Explanation of Date Rape. Women and Power Conference, MTSU, March, 1997.
Aday, R. H. "Aging in Place: How to Maintain Independence in the Home for Activities of Daily Living. American Society on Aging, Nashville, TN., April, 1997.
Aday, R. H. "The Use of Focus Groups as an Evaluation Tool." Tennessee Federation on Aging, Chattanooga, TN., October, 1996.
Aday, R. H., & Sims, C. "Diving for the Answers: Outcome Goals for Senior Centers." Tennessee Federation on Aging, Chattanooga, TN., October, 1996.
Aday, R. H. "Intergenerational Program Evaluation: Documenting Effectiveness of Programs." National Recreation and Park Association, Chattanooga, TN., April, 1996.
Sims, C., & Aday, R. H. "Research Techniques in Senior Centers." National Council on Aging, Washington, D.C., October, 1996.
Aday, R. H., & Kano. Z. "Who Will Care for our Elders?: A Cross-Cultural Analysis." Tennessee Federation on Aging, Nashville, TN., October, 1995.
Aday, R. H. & Campbell, J. "Intergenerational Programming in Nursing Homes: Benefits and Pitfalls." Tennessee Federation on Aging, Chattanooga, TN., October, 1994.
Aday, R. H. "Impact of an Intergenerational Partners Project on Youths' Attitudes Toward the Elderly: A Longitudinal Study. Gerontological Society of America, Atlanta, GA., November, 1994.
Shahan, D., & Aday, R. H. "Elderly Reactions to a Death Education Program in a Nursing Home Setting." Southern Gerontological Society, Charlotte, N.C., April, 1994.
Aday, R. H., & Kano, Z. "Attitudes Toward the Elderly and Intergenerational Perceptions of Caregiving Among Laotian Adolescents." Western Social Science Association, Albuquerque, N.M., April, 1994.
Aday, R. H. "Perceptions of the Elderly Among Elementary, High School and College Students After Increased Intergenerational Contact." Tennessee Association of Gerontology/Geriatric Education, Chattanooga, TN., September, 1993.
Sims, C., & Aday, R. H. "Establishing A Research Agenda In Senior Centers." National Council On Aging, Los Angeles, CA., March, 1993.
Aday, R. H. & McDuffie, W. "Intergenerational Partners: The Replication of A Model Linking Elementary Students With Seniors." Southern Gerontological Society, Birmingham, AL., April, 1993.
Aday, R. H. "Responding To The Graying Of American prisons: A National Perspective." Southwest Social Science Association, New Orleans, LA.,April, 1993.
Sims, C., McDuffie, W., Aday, R. "Bridging the Gap: Models of Successful Intergenerational Programs," TN Conference on Social Welfare, Chattanooga, TN., November, 1993.
Aday, R. H. "Evaluating Intergenerational Programs: A Review of Research Designs." Tennessee Conference on Social Welfare, Nashville, TN., November, 1992
Aday, R. H. "Impact of the Prison Environment on the Health Needs of the Aging Inmate." Southwest Social Science Association, Denver, CO., April, 1992.
Aday, R. H. "Comparing Chronic and New Late Offenders: A Case Study Approach." The American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA., November, 1991.
Aday R. H., Sims, C., Evans, E. "Changing Teen Attitudes Toward the Elderly” Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, CA., November, 1991.
Aday, R. H. "Evaluating Intergenerational Programs: Developing Qualitative Indicators." Southeast Intergenerational Conference, Chattanooga, TN., October, 1991.
Aday, R. H. "Critical Health Issues Geriatric Inmates in Tennessee." Tennessee Association of Gerontology/Geriatric Education, Murfreesboro, TN., September, 1991.
Aday, R. H. "Do Intergenerational Programs Matter? A Review of Current Research." National Council on Aging, Miami, FL., March, 1991.
Aday, R. H. "Review of State Programs and Facilities for the Geriatric Inmate." Gerontological Society of America, Minneapolis, MN., November, 1990.
Aday, R. H. "Meeting the Health Needs of the Geriatric Inmate: A Comparison of Models in the South." National Conference on Correctional Health Care, Chicago, IL, November, 1989.
Aday, R. H. "The Aging Inmate - New Ways to Deal With Old Problems." National Correctional Trainers Conference, Knoxville, TN., October, 1989.
Aday, R. H. & Sims, C. "Youth's Attitudes Toward the Elderly: The Impact of Intergenerational Partners." Mid-South Sociological Association, Baton Rouge, LA., October, 1989.
Aday, R. H. "Important Functions of the Gerontology Newsletter: A Content Analysis." Association of Gerontology in Higher Education, Tampa, FL., March, 1989.
Aday, R. H. & Tomazic, T. "An Assessment of Nursing Home Residents by Age: Implications for Social Policy." American Society on Aging, Washington, DC., April, 1989.
Eller, J., & Aday. R. H. "Acquaintance Rape: An Application of Negotiated Order." Southwest Sociological Association, Little Rock, AR., April, 1989.
Sims, C., & Aday, R. H. "Recent Trends in Intergenerational Programming." Tennessee Association for Gerontology/Geriatric Education, Nashville, TN., September, 1989.
Aday, R. H. "Identifying and Preventing Elder Abuse and Neglect." Tennessee Association for Gerontology/Geriatric Education, Memphis, TN., September, 1988.
Aday, R. H., & Austin, B. "Yesterday's Wine: Aging and the Elderly in the Lyrics of Country Music." Southern Sociological Association, Atlanta, GA., April, 1987.
King, J., & Aday, R. H. "Hospice Care: A Family Resource in a Time of Crisis." International Conference on Family Strengths, Los Angeles, CA., June, 1986.
Aday, R. H. "How Elderly Couples Express Their Love." Mid-South Conference on Family Strengths, Jonesboro, AR., October, 1986.
Aday, R. H. "Hospice: Reestablishing the Dying Role." Mid-South Sociological Association, Little Rock, AR., October, 1985.
Aday, R. H. "Crisis Intervention and Aging: The Family vs Agency Providers." Mid-South Sociological Association, Monroe, LA., October, 1984.
Aday, R. H. "The Aging Prisoner: A Comparative Analysis of First and Chronic Offenders." Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, CA., November, 1983.
Aday, R. H. "Arts Programming in Long-Term Care Setting. Mid-South Sociological
Association, Birmingham, AL., April, 1983.
Aday, R. H. "Preparing Today's Youth for Marriages of Tomorrow." World Future Society, Huntsville, AL., February, 1983.
Aday, R. H. "Assessing Activities of Daily Living Measures as Predictors of Long-Term Care Placement." Gerontological Society of America, Boston, MA., November, 1982.
Aday, R. H. "Social Factors Affecting Discharge From Long-Term Care Facilities."
Gerontological Society of America, Toronto, Canada, November, 1981
Aday, R. H. "An Analysis of Fire Deaths Among the Elderly in Tennessee." Annual Research Conference on Fire Deaths, National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC., October, 1981.
King, J. G. & Aday, R. H. "Terminal Illness and the function of Intimacy in Coping With Grief." National Symposium on Building Family Strengths, Lincoln, NB., November, 1981.
Aday, R. H. "Rural Migration of the Elderly: Past and Present Trends in America." Southern Gerontological Society, Atlanta, GA., April, 1981.
Aday, R. H. "The Evaluation of a Rural Community Mental Health Outreach Program." Southern Sociological Association Annual Conference, Louisville, KY., April, 1981.
Aday, R. H. "Measuring Self-Disclosure Among Aged Parents." Gerontological Society of America, San Diego, CA., November, 1980.
Aday, R. H. "Institutional Dependency: A Comparison of Two Prison Environments." Southern Sociological Association, New Orleans, LA., April, 1980.
Aday, R. H. “Aging Prisoners: Policy and Practice Issues. Southern Sociological Association, Knoxville, TN. April, 1979.
Aday, R. H. "Institutional Dependency: Toward a Theory of Aging in Prison." Southwest Sociological Association, Dallas, TX., March, 1979.
Aday, R. H., & Sandhu, H. S. "Criminality and the Older Offender." Mid-South Sociological Association, Monroe, LA., October, 1979.
Webster, E., & Aday, R. H. "A Case Study of Evaluation Research Problems: Methodology and Beyond." with Ed Webster, Mid-South Association, Monroe, LA., October, 1976.
WORKSHOPS/KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS
Aday, R. H. “Examining Critical Health Issues for Aging Inmates. American Correctional Association National Forum on Prisoner Health. Washington, D.C., September, 2017.
Aday, R. H. Senior Citizens Behind Bars: Challenges for LTC and Criminal Justice, Southeastern Region Medicare/Medicaid Conference, Atlanta, GA., October, 2014.
Aday, R. H. “Creating Effective Facilities and Programming for Aging Inmates.” Southern
Legislative Conference Webinar Workshop, February, 2013.
Aday, R. H. “Keynote Address (American Correctional Association) – Mental and Physical
Health Care Needs of the Aging Prison Population, Nashville, TN., July, 2009.
Aday, R. H. “Aging Prisoners: New Frontier for Research and Practice.” Scientific Seminar Series, Center for Mental Health and Aging, University of Alabama, March, 2006.
Aday, R. H. “Keynote Address: Crisis in American Corrections.” National Council for State Governments, Phoenix, AR., May, 2006.
Aday, R. H. “Senior Centers and Successful Aging.” Keynote speaker for Ohio District Five Area Agency on Aging Board Retreat. Mansfield, OH., June, 2005.
Aday, R. H. “Aging Offenders: Critical Issues and Solutions. University of Kentucky Summer Series on Aging, Lexington, KY., July, 2002.
Aday, R. H. “Older Offenders in Georgia: Economic and Social Policy Issues. Key Note Speaker, Annual Gerontology Conference. North Georgia State College and University, November, 2000.
Aday, R. H. “Outcome measures for senior center programming. Tennessee Federation on Aging Annual Conference. Jackson, TN, October, 2000.
Aday. R. H. “Preparing Senior Centers for Future Roles in the 21st Century.” Tennessee Federation on Aging Annual Conference. Jackson, TN., October, 2000.
Aday, R. H. "Responding to the Health Needs of Older Tennesseans." The Dynamics
of Elderly Caregiving Annual Conference, Murfreesboro, TN., October, 1999.
Aday, R. H. "Assessing the Health of Younger and Older Inmates." Tennessee Correctional Academy, Tullahoma, TN., December, 1996.
Aday, R. H. "Working With Dying Inmates: Implications for Health Services." Tennessee Correctional Academy, Tullahoma, TN., November, 1995.
RESEARCH GRANTS/CONTRACTS
2016-17 Co-Principle Investigator – Research Grant, Tennessee Commission on Aging & Disability Food Insecurity Among Elders in Tennessee. $78,000.
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2005-06 Principle Investigator. Faculty Research Grant, Middle Tennessee State
University. Health Characteristics of Older Female Inmates In the South. $4300.
1997-98 Principle Investigator. Faculty Research Grant, Middle Tennessee State
University. Project: Images of Aging in America Portrayed in the Lyrics of
Country Music. $2350.
97. Research Associate,. Administration on Aging, “Impact of Family Friends Model Linking Children With Disabilities With Older Adult Volunteers.” $118,500.
1993-94 Principle Investigator. Faculty Research Grant, Middle Tennessee State
University. Project: Impact of Intergenerational Partners Project on Youth's
Attitudes Toward the Elderly: Five-Year Follow-up. $4480.
1991-92 Principle Investigator. Faculty Research Grant, MTSU. Project: Comparison of
Chronic and New Elderly Offenders in the Criminal Justice System. $4050.
1988-89 Principle Investigator. MTSU Faculty Research Grant. Project: Golden Years
Behind Bars: Special Programs and Facilities for Elderly Inmates. $3200.
1985-86 Principle Investigator. Faculty Research Grant, Middle Tennessee State
University. Project: Crime and the Elderly. $4600.
1984-85 Principle Investigator. National Health Corp. Assessment Indicators: Long
Term Care Placement. Responsible for analysis of nursing home data and writing of monograph. $18,500.
1981-82 Research Associate. Tennessee State Fire Research Project. Responsible for
field research, analysis of data and writing of final report. U. S. Center for Fire Research, National Bureau of Standards. Washington, D.C. - $42,000.
1974-75 Research Associate. Rresponsible for evaluating a Cooperative Extension Model
emphasizing the utilization of technology in solving problems of local
communities in Oklahoma. NSF R & D Incentives Program Grant. $500,000.
1973-74 Research Associate. Research grant to provide socio-economic analysis of
Jonesboro Urban Renewal Area. Neighborhood Development Project. Funded by
Department of Housing and Urban Development. $12,800.
EDUCATION/TRAINING GRANTS/CONTRACTS
1996-97 Project Director, Nashville Community Foundation. Arts Builds Communities
Grant for Cultural Diversity in the Schools Project. $2,500.
1993-96 Project Director. Tennessee Arts Commission. Project: Arts Builds Communities
Grant for Cultural Diversity in the Schools Project. $12,000.
97. Project Director. Nissan Corporation. Project: Cultural Diversity in the Schools Project. $17,000.
97. Project Director. Rutherford County/City of Murfreesboro. Cultural Diversity in the Schools Program. $102,500.
1983-91 Project Director. Tennessee State Department of Tourist Development. Project:
Cultural Diversity in the Schools Program. $25,500.
1988-89 Project Director. Tennessee Commission on Aging. Project: Grant to Conduct
educational workshops/conferences on aging across Tennessee. $15,300.
1986-87 Project Director. Meharry Geriatric Education Center. Project: Grant to Conduct
education workshops/conferences on aging. $13,000.
1979-80 Project Director. Arkansas Office of Humanities. Grant for Family Violence and
Abuse Conference. $2,300.
1976-78 Project Director. Arkansas State Office on Aging. Administrator of grant funds
for in-service training programs for Area Agency on Aging staff. $37,000.
UNIVERSITY/DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEES
2019- Member, Aging Studies Consortium/Task Force
1980-19 Member, Aging Studies Faculty Committee
1980-18 Member/Chair of Search Committees for Department/College
1985-19 Member/Chair, Numerous Theses Committees
2009-10 Chair, College of Liberal Arts Tenue and Promotion Committee
2003-04 Chair, College of Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Committee
03. Member, College of Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Committee
03. Chair, Department Scholarship Committee
1996-18 Member, Women’s Studies Council
1995-08 Member, Adams Chair of Excellence Advisory Board
1980-05 Chair, Aging Studies Curriculum Committee
1990-03 Chair, Curriculum Committee, Health Care Services
98. Member, President's Commission on Women
1988-18 Member, Graduate Studies Curriculum Committee
1996-97 Chair, Female Student Mentoring Committee
1995-97 Member, Intergenerational Care Committee
1994-95 Chair, Undergraduate Curriculum Committee
1991-93 Member, Public Service Committee
93. Member, Faculty Senate
92. Member, University Faculty Development Committee
1990-94 Chair, Adams Chair of Excellence in Health Care Services
87. Chair, Graduate Studies & Research Committee
88. Member, University Graduate Research Committee
1987-89 Member, University Research Ethics Committee
1980-84 Chair, Departmental Library Committee
1984-86 Member, University Committee for Faculty Instruction
1982-87 Member, Department Chair’s Advisory Committee
1984-85 Member, National Women's History Week Committee
1975-77 Member, President's Advisory Committee
1985-05 Member, Departmental Promotion and Tenure Committee
1975-77 Chair, Departmental Promotion and Tenure Committee
1975-78 Member, Faculty Senate
COMMUNITY/EXECUTIVE BOARDS
2000-05 Member, Board of Directors, Rutherford County Council on Aging
1998-99 Member, Elderly Inmate Taskforce, National Center on Institutions/Alternatives
2000-02 President, Tennessee Federation on Aging
1998-00 Vice-President, Tennessee Federation on Aging
1998-05 Chair, Special Needs and Resources Committee, St. Clair Street Senior Center
1998-00 Member, Board of Directors, Southern Gerontological Society
1998-00 Chair, Tennessee Commission on Aging
1997-98 Chair, Task Force, Tennessee State Plan on Aging
1996-97 Member, Rutherford County Health Council
1995-96 Member, Tennessee White House Conference on Aging Planning Committee
1995-96 Chair, Statewide Research-Based Outcomes Committee, Tennessee Association
of Senior Center Directors
1994-95 Chair, Statewide Task Force, Senior Centers in the 21st Century, Tennessee
Commission on Aging
1994-95 Member, Nominations Committee, Southern Gerontology Society
1992-08 Member, Board of Directors, St. Clair Street Senior Center
1994-00 Member, Tennessee Commission on Aging
1993-94 Chair, Senior Center Standards Committee, St. Clair Street Senior Center
1992-94 Member, Board of Directors, Southern Gerontology Society
1992-00 Member, Tennessee Federation on Aging Executive Council
1991-05 Member, Community Advisory Board, National Health Care
97. Member, Board of Directors, Rutherford County Guidance Center
98. Chair, Finance Committee, International Folkfest Planning Committee
1990-91 Member, Tennessee Health Care Association Planning Council
1987-88 Chair, Executive Committee, Tennessee Association of Gerontology
1988-97 Member, Executive Committee, Tennessee Association of Gerontology
1987-88 Member, Board of Directors, National Folk Organization
1985-87 Vice-President, Board of Directors, Hospice of Murfreesboro
1982-84 Member, Foster Care Review Board, Rutherford County
1978-80 President, Board of Directors, RSVP of Northeast
1979-80 President, Board of Directors, Hospice of Northeast Arkansas
1978-79 Chair, Public Relations Committee, Hospice of Northeast Arkansas
1978-80 Member, Board of Directors, Ombudsman Program of Northeast Arkansas
JOURNAL REVIEWER
Omega: Journal of Death and Dying
The Gerontologist
Journal of Applied Gerontology
Journal of Mental Health and Aging
Journal of International Criminal Justice
Journal of Gerontological Social Work
Journal of Bioethics Inquiry
Justice Quarterly
Journal of Urban Health
Criminal Justice Policy Review
American Journal of Criminal Justice
Journal of Death Studies
Journal of American Geriatrics Society
Women and Criminal Justice
Journal of Health & Justice
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