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William Haley serves as international program evaluator in Chile

Group photo at the MICARE evaluation

A group, including William Haley (back row, center-right), at the evaluation of the Millennium Institute for Care Research. [Photo: Millennium Institute for Care Research]

William E. Haley, PhD, distinguished university professor in the School of Aging Studies, recently returned from Chile, where he served on the evaluating panel for the Millennium Institute for Care Research (MICARE Institute).

MICARE is a multidisciplinary research institute dedicated to advancing understanding of care across the life course, particularly for older adults and people with disabilities. The visit was part of an international evaluation process organized by Chile’s national research funding agency.

Bill Haley and Jane Callaghan

William E. Haley and Jane Callaghan, PhD, Director Child Wellbeing & Protection at the University of Stirling (UK), served as evaluators.

"It was a wonderful opportunity and an honor to participate in the evaluation of the MICARE Institute,” said Haley. “Our shared goals of improving care and well-being across the lifespan make this an especially meaningful connection, and I look forward to the possibility of continued collaboration with the organization in the future.”

Read the (in Spanish, with Google translation provided) on MICARE’s website.

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