Community Outreach Giving back where it matters most
The CAM Center gives back to the Gainesville and neuroscience community in a variety of ways. Read below to learn more about our impact!
Department of Neuroscience
Luttge Lecture Series
In 2012, the McKnight Brain Research Foundation endowed the University of Florida with $300,000 to establish a permanent annual lectureship as a memorial tribute to the late William G. “Bill” Luttge, PhD, the first director of UF’s Evelyn F. and William L. McKnight Brain Institute (MBI). Held each year and open to all audiences, the William G. Luttge Lectureship in Neuroscience explores inventive ideas and approaches to ensure healthy cognitive aging and to counter brain diseases.
Community News
CAM joins BRAIN Center to reach leaderboard of…
The Center for Cognitive Aging and Memory and UF’s Brain Injury, Rehab, & Neuroresilience Center teamed up to reach the leaderboard in the 2nd Annual…
UF Chapter of The Youth Movement Against…
Researchers in the Center for Cognitive Aging and Memory work hard to research and understand the causes, effects and implications of age related…
CAM Team Raises $3800 for Suicide Prevention
CAM center’s focus on cognitive aging and memory is ultimately about understanding and enhancing quality of life. That is why members of the center…
Receiving clinical Care
UF Memory and Cognitive Disorders Clinic
The multidisciplinary team at the UF Memory and Cognitive Disorders Clinic is committed to advancing the level of neurological care by pioneering new techniques, developing new treatments and bringing discoveries to patients diagnosed with memory and cognitive disorders.
