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Recent Talks by Dr. Waters

Date Talk Title Organizer Location
October, 2019 Selenium and the Nutritional Prevention of Human Disease: Introducing U-Shaped Thinking as an Intellectual Framework Rich in Selenium, Make Us Healthier. Jiangjin 2nd Selenium Industry Development Conference Chongqing, China
October, 2019 Innovating Animal Models of Aging: Selenium, Frailty Index, and Mortality in Pet Dogs with Exceptional Longevity The 6th International Conference on Selenium in the Environment and Human Health Yangling, China
July, 2019 The Challenge of Cancer Avoidance and Successful Aging in a U-Shaped World National Cancer Institute Summer Curriculum in Cancer Prevention Rockville, MD
July, 2019 Nutrition and Pet Aging: Principles Inform Practice 2019 ASAS-CSAS Annual Meeting and Trade Show Austin, TX
June, 2019 Advancing Nutritional Medicine: How U-Spahed Thinking Informs an Orthomolecular Approach to Selenium Nutrition 32° Congresso Internacional de Prática Orthomolecular Sao Paolo, Brazil
May, 2019 Pets and People Living Longer and Healthier: What the Oldest-Living Rottweilers are Teaching Us About Successful Aging, Cancer Resistance, and The Future of Human Healthspan 2019 National Animal Supplement Council Annual Conference Miami, FL
June, 2018 Beyond Reproduction: A Re-conceptualizing of Ovaries and Healthy Longevity through the Lens of Whole Organism Thinking 21st European Veterinary Society for Small Animal Reproduction Congress Venice, Italy
May 2018 In Pursuit of Precision: How U-Shaped Thinking Informs the Future of Cancer Prevention 11th Annual World Cancer Congress Philadelphia, PA
May, 2018 On the Making of agriPoets 2018 agriFuture Educational Institute Albuquerque, NM
March, 2018 Innovating Animal Models of Frailty: Frailty Index and Mortality in Pet Dogs with Exceptional Longevity International Conference on Frailty & Sarcopenia Research Miami Beach, FL
October, 2017 To Be Kind You Need to Know What is True: Research as the Root of Re-Thinking National Animal Interest Alliance 2017 Conference Washington DC
August, 2017 Of Dogs and Men: Review of Translational Impact of Dog Studies on Selenium and Prostate Cancer Risk Se2017 - 200 Years of Selenium Research Stockholm, Sweden
July, 2017 The Challenge of Cancer Avoidance and Successful Aging in a U-Shaped World National Cancer Institute Summer Curriculum in Cancer Prevention Rockville, MD
June, 2017 Envisioning the Future of Medicine: Science, Attitudes, and the Challenge of Optimizing Health in a World of Words

2017 American Association for Laboratory Animal Science (AALAS) TriBranch Symposium Atlantic City, NJ
May, 2017 Considering the Consequences of Non-Linear Dose Responses in the Nutritional Prevention of Chronic Disease: The Need for U-Shaped Thinking in a "More is Better" World Chinese Nutrition Society's 13th China Nutrition Science Congress Beijing, China
April, 2017 How Language Precision Can Catalyze Creative Excellence One Significant Act Houston, TX
April, 2017 Gerontology Plus: A Creative Sorting of Biogerontological Tenets of Successful Aging at the Limits of Biomedical Discovery Westchester Rockland Veterinary Medical Association (WRVMA) Tarrytown, NY
March, 2017 Making Sense of a World of Words: How the Humanities Can Catalyze Creative Excellence and Discovery in the Health Sciences Siena College Loudonville, NY
March, 2017 Awakening Creative Excellence: Cultivating an Attitude of Language Precision as an Essential Part of Your 21st Century Toolkit 5th Annual Pidemont Educator Renewal Conference Demorest, GA
November, 2016 On Cultivating a Readiness for Sustainable Health: Our Words are Our Starting Points National Animal Interest Alliance 2016 Conference Orlando, FL
September, 2016 Keynote Address: Envisioning the Future of Medicine: Get the Words Out of Your Eyes

Talk I: The Biology of Aging: You Can't Think Critically About Nothing

Talk II: Successful Aging: The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-shaped World

Talk III: Beyond Reporduction: Re-Conceptualizing Ovaries and Healthy Longevity

Talk IV: The Aging-Cancer Connection: Implications for Cancer Prevention

Talk V: Celebrating Your Unfinishedness: A Perspective on Personal Performance and the Aims of Education
American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association 2016 Annual Conference Columbus, OH
July, 2016 The Challenge of Cancer Avoidance and Successful Aging in a U-Shaped World National Cancer Institute Summer Curriculum in Cancer Prevention Rockville, MD
June, 2016 On Becoming a Delicate Sieve: A Creative Sorting of Biogerontological Tenets of Successful Aging at the Limits of Interdisciplinary Discovery Functional Aging Institute Summit Phoenix, AZ
May, 2016 The Old Grey Muzzle Tour: Reflections on Geroscience and the Limits of Biomedical Research American Association for Laboratory Animal Science Branch Meeting New York, NY
April, 2016 Cultivating a Readiness for Healthcare Innovation: Our Words are Our Starting Points Midwestern University Phoenix, AZ
April, 2016 Exceptional Longevity, Exceptional Languaging: Optimizing Health and Performance in a World of Words 2016 International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants Animal Behavior Conference Anaheim, CA
April, 2016 Cultivating Sustainable Health: Two or Three Ideas Chatham University Pittsburgh, PA
March, 2016 Situating Subjectivity Within the Science of Performance: Toward Building a Method-Constituting Self for a Self-Constituting World Interdisciplinary Research, Education, and Communication: IDREC 2016 Orlando, FL
March, 2016 Language in the Key of B: Method for Making the Biology of Aging an Accessible Part of Interdisciplinary Gerontology Education Association for Gerontology Higher Education (AGHE) Annual Conference Long Beach, CA
January, 2016 Essential Ideas in Gerontology Instruction Purdue Center on Aging and the Life Course Colloquium West Lafayette, IN
December, 2015 Exploring Possibilities: Two or Three Ideas 2015 New Mexico Joint Stockmen's Convention Albuquerque, NM
September, 2015 Full STEAM Ahead: Introducing Portals to the Poet Wallace Stevens as a Necessary Part of Science Education Start Talking Science Philadelphia, PA
September, 2015 Unlocking the Science Behind Exceptional Longevity in Dogs Congreso Veterinario De Leon 2015 Leon, Mexico
August, 2015 Healthier Aging for Pets and People: What the Oldest-Old Rottweilers are Teaching Us About Successful Aging and Cancer Avoidance TailsUWin Manchester, CT
July, 2015 The Challenge of Cancer Avoidance and Successful Aging in a U-Shaped World National Cancer Institute Summer Curriculum in Cancer Prevention Rockville, MD
May, 2015 Full STEAM Ahead: Introducing Portals to the Poet Wallace Stevens as a Necessary Part of Interdisciplinary Science Education Learning and the Brain Conference: Educating World Class Minds New York, NY
April, 2015 Extreme Natural Biology: Sex-Specific Analysis of Exceptional Longevity and Predictors of Life Expectancy in Advanced Age in the First Systematic Study of Canine Centenarians and Supercentenarians 8th Annual Meeting of Organization for the Study of Sex Differences Pal Alto,CA
April, 2015 The Oldest Dogs as Our Greatest Teachers: Exploring the Science of Exceptional Longevity Institute for Healthcare Innovation, Midwestern University Glendale, AZ
March, 2015 Science Heads Out of the Laboratory and Into the Living Room: "The Old Grey Muzzle Tour" as a Quest to Better Understand Successful Aging and Cancer Avoidance Chatham University Pittsburgh, PA
March, 2015 On the Art of Possibility: Philosophy, Linguistic Readiness, and the Attitudes of Science Interdisciplinary Research, Education, and Communication 2015 Conference Orlando, FL
February, 2015 Unlocking the Science Behind Exceptional Longevity in Dogs Western Veterinary Conference 2015 Las Vegas, NV
January, 2015 Unlocking the Science Behind Exceptional Longevity in Dogs North American Veterinary Conference 2015 Orlando, FL
December, 2014 Creating Successful Aging Trajectories: Lessons from Studying Dogs with Exceptional Longevity AKC/Eukanuba National Championships Orlando, FL
November, 2014 Cancer and Aging 35th Anniversary of Purdue Comparative Oncology Program West Lafayette, IN
November, 2014 The Power of Comparative Medicine Tools and Techniques in Translational Research West Lafayette, IN
October, 2014 Selenium and Prostate Cancer: The Challenge of Optimizing Health in a U-Shaped World American Institute for Cancer Research Annual Research Conference Washington, DC
July, 2014 The Challenge of Cancer Avoidance and Successful Aging in a U-Shaped World National Cancer Institute Summer Curriculum in Cancer Prevention Rockville, MD
June, 2014 The Challenge of Cancer Avoidance and Successful Aging in a U-Shaped World Universidad Nacional De Colombia Sede Bogota Bogota, Colombia
June, 2014 A Move to Improve: Training Scientists to Make Sense of a World of Words 2014 IRACDA National Conference Albuquerque, NM
May, 2014 Feeding Your Creative Imagination: On Silos, Fieldwork, and Leaping Toward Linguistic Readiness AgriFutures Educational Institute Albuquerque, NM
May, 2014 Whole Organism Thinking: The Challenge of Successful Aging and Cancer Avoidance Dalmatian Club of America Portland, OR
April, 2014 Imagining “The Old Grey Educator Tour”: Realigning Cowell’s Adjustability and Readiness with the Pursuit of Successful Aging Education Charles C. Cowell Memorial Lecture, Dept of Health and Kinesiology, Purdue University West Lafayette, IN
March, 2014 Scientific Discovery in a World of Words: Lessons Learned from The Old Grey Muzzle Tour Chatham University Pittsburgh, PA
March, 2014 Making Sense of a World of Words: Wallace Stevens, Interdisciplinary Science Education, and Developing a Vocabulary of Self-Description Interdisciplinary Research, Education, and Communication Conference Orlando, FL
November, 2013 It Takes Imagination: Insights From the Process of Studying Highly Successful Aging in Pet Dogs National Animal Interest Alliance Conference Orlando, FL
August, 2013 Talk I: Critical Issues in Biogerontology

Talk II: Introduction to Cancer Biology
Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
July, 2013 The Challenge of Cancer Avoidance and Successful Aging in a U-Shaped World National Cancer Institute Summer Curriculum in Cancer Prevention Rockville, MD
July, 2013 Talk I: Anti-Aging Medicine: You Can't Think Critically About Nothing

Talk II: Successful Aging: The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-Shaped World

Talk III: Beyond Reproduction:
Re-Conceptualizing Ovaries and Longevity

Talk IV: Aging Facts or Unfinishedness: Embracing a Continuing Education of a Different Kind
The 150th American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Annual Convention Chicago, IL
June, 2013 Stress Response and Exceptional Longevity: Clues from the HPA Axis of Centenarian Rottweiler Dogss The 20th International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics (IAGG) World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics Seoul, South Korea
April, 2013 The Oldest Dogs as Our Greatest Teachers: Get the Words Out of Your Eyes TEDxPurdueU West Lafayette, IN
March, 2013 Generating Scientific Hypotheses From the Living Room: Some Thoughts on Aging, Language, and Barriers to Creative Discovery University of Kentucky Lexington, KY
March, 2013 Successful Aging Factors in Dogs & Humans Louisville Dog Show Louisville, KY
February, 2013 How Language Misdirects Clinical Thinking: Two Examples of Either-Or-Ness College of Veterinary Medicine, Purdue University West Lafayette, IN
November, 2012 Stress Response and Highly Successful Aging: Clues from the HPA Axis of Centenarian Rottweiler Dogs Gerontology Society of America 65th Annual Scientific Meeting San Diego, CA
August, 2012 Animal Models in Cancer Control Research Molecular Prevention Course, National Cancer Institute Summer Curriculum in Cancer Prevention Rockville, MD
August, 2012 Healthy Longevity: Applying a Life Course Perspective to the Study of Successful Aging American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) 149th Annual Scientific Meeting San Diego, CA
August, 2012 Talk I: Critical Issues in Biogerontology

Talk II: Introduction to Cancer Biology
Lectures delivered at Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
June, 2012 Talk I: Anti-Aging Medicine: You Can’t Think Critically About Nothing

Talk II: Successful Aging: The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-Shaped World

Talk III: Re-Conceptualizing Ovaries and Longevity

Talk IV: Aging-Cancer Connection: Implications for Cancer Prevention

Talk V: Celebrating Unfinishedness: Some Thoughts on Professional Development
Georgia-Alabama Veterinary Medical Association Miramar Beach, FL
May, 2012 Researching by Rabbit Light: Situating Wallace Stevens and Science Education

American Literature Association 23rd Annual Conference: Wallace Stevens and Education San Francisco, CA
March, 2012 Keynote Address: The Paradox of Tethering: Key to Unleashing Creative Excellence in the Research-Education Space

Talk I: Fostering the Self-Renewal of Teachers:
A Underutilized Approach to Innovating Interdisciplinary Education

Talk II: How the Deep-Rooted Metaphor "More is Better" Compromises Interdisciplinary Communication and Jeopardizes Public Health
InternationalSymposium on Interdisciplinary Research, Education, and Communication Orlando, FL
February, 2012 Healthy Longevity: Applying a Life Course Perspective to the Study of Successful Aging Western Veterinary Conference (WVC) Las Vegas, NV
January, 2012 Beyond Reproduction: Re-Conceptualizing Ovaries and Longevity Eukanuba Portland, OR
January, 2012 Healthy Longevity: Applying a Life Course Perspective to the Study of Successful Aging North American Veterinary Conference (NAVC) Orlando, FL
December, 2011 Healthy Longevity: Looking at the Biology Behind the Aging Process Eukanuba Orlando, FL
November, 2011 In Search of a Strategic Disturbance: Some Thoughts on the Timing of Spaying National Animal Interest Alliance (NAIA) Harrisburg, PA
November, 2011 Session I: Successful Aging: The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-Shaped World

Session II: Anti-Aging Medicine: You Can’t Think Critically About Nothing

Session III: Beyond Reproduction: Re-Conceptualizing Ovaries and Longevity
Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association (ISVMA) Peoria, IL
August, 2011 Animal Models in Cancer Control Research National Cancer Institute Molecular Prevention Colloquia Rockville, MD
August, 2011 Talk I: Critical Issues in Biogerontology

Talk II: Introduction to Cancer Biology
A lecture delivered at Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
June, 2011 Anti-Aging Medicine: You Can’t Think Critically About Nothing American College Veterinary Internal Medicine Forum Denver, CO
April, 2011 Communicating Health Research to the Public: The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-Shaped World 10th Annual International Conference on Dose- Response 2011: Implications for Toxicology, Medicine, and Risk Assessment Amherst, MA
March, 2011 Speculations on the Physiological Underpinnings of the Resilient Phenotype Center on Aging and Life Course Spring Luncheon, Purdue University West Lafayette, IN
February, 2011 Exploring the Pet Dog Paradigm: Will Pet Dogs Become Biogerontology’s New Workhorse? Institute for Advanced Studies at Princeton University Princeton, NJ
Aug - Sept, 2010 Biogerontology Researching: Re-Conceptualizing Ovaries and Longevity American College of Theriogenology Annual Scientific Meeting Seattle, WA
Aug - Sept, 2010 Communicating Health Research to the Public: The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-Shaped World American College of Theriogenology Annual Scientific Meeting Seattle, WA
August, 2010 Biogerontology Researching: How the Science of Aging Informs the Practice of Wellness P & G Pet Care Academy Cincinnati, OH
June, 2010 The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-Shaped World The 11th Annual Convention of the Media Ecology Association, University of Maine Orono, ME
May, 2010 Talk I: Critical Issues in Biogerontology

Talk II: Introduction to Cancer Biology
A lecture delivered at Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
April, 2010 Defining the Optimal Selenium Dose for Prostate Cancer Risk Reduction NCI Cancer Prevention Control Colloquia Bethesda, MD
November, 2009 It’s a U-Shaped World: A Batesonian Prescription for Promoting Public Health Science Journalism Laureates Program, Purdue University West Lafayette, IN
September, 2009 It’s a U-Shaped World: A Batesonian Prescription for Promoting Public Health International Institute of General Semantics Conference, Fordham University New York, NY
August, 2009 Talk I: Pet Dogs As Sentinels Of Environmental Cancer Risk

Talk II: Defining the Optimal Dose of Selenium for Prostate Cancer Risk Reduction
10th International Conference on Environmental Mutagens Florence, Italy
June, 2009 More is Not Necessarily Better: Preventing Cancer in a U-Shaped World BIT Life Sciences, 2nd World Cancer Congress Beijing, China
June, 2009 But They Say More is Better: How the Media Environment Makes it Difficult to Prevent Cancer and Promote Health in a U-Shaped World Media Ecology Association 2009 Convention St. Louis, MO
May, 2009 Talk I: Critical Issues in Biogerontology

Talk II: Introduction to Cancer Biology
A lecture delivered at Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
April, 2009 Selenium, Apoptosis, and DNA Damage: Defining the Optimal Selenium Dose for Human Prostate Cancer Prevention 8th Annual International Conference on Dose-Response 2009: Implication for Toxicology, Medicine, and Risk Assessment Amherst, MA