1. Institute on Aging University of Pennsylvania Alternative Funding Strategies and the Power of Fundraising John Q. Trojanowski, M.D., Ph.D. Institute on Aging, Alzheimer’s Disease Center, Udall Center of Excellence For Parkinson’s Disease Research, Center for Neurodegenerative Disease Research, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine,

2. Marian S. Ware Alzheimer Program Penn Partners: A Lesson In Being Prepared When A Philanthropist Calls Institute On Aging Marian S. Ware Alzheimer Program Center for Neurodegenerative Disease Research Neurology, Geriatrics, Geriatric Psychiatry, Pathology, School of Medicine School of Nursing Center for Clinical Epidemiology & Biostatistics NIA Alzheimer’s Disease Center Center for Bioethics

3. Penn Has Depth And Breadth In Aging Which Cuts Across Many Disciplines  Pathology and Laboratory Medicine  Geriatrics  General Internal Medicine  Psychiatry  Epidemiology  Family Medicine  Otorhinolarynogology  Pharmacology  Neurology  Ophthalmology  Urology  Physiology  Pediatrics  Neuroscience  Radiology IOA Fellows Diverse In School of Medicine Departments Institute on Aging University of Pennsylvania

4. Aging cuts across all disciplines IOA Fellows include – other schools at Penn  Nursing School  Veterinary Medicine  Arts and Sciences – Biology, Sociology  Dental Medicine  Social Policy and Practice Institute on Aging University of Pennsylvania

5. Aging research at Penn is vast and varied Cancer and aging Cardiovascular health Heart failure Diabetes Endocrine changes with aging Frailty Neurodegenerative diseases HIV and aging Immunology Antibiotic resistance Infections in long-term care Genetics Bone health Sleep Exercise Nutrition Olfaction Mental health and aging Aging biology Functional neuroimaging Bioinformatics Health economics Healthcare quality Transitional care Discharge planning Telehomecare Health disparities Electronic patient records Palliative care Pain management Ethics Injury prevention Oxidative injury And many more Institute on Aging University of Pennsylvania

6. Institute on Aging University of Pennsylvania 1.University of Michigan, Ann Arbor$37,956,101 2.Johns Hopkins University$25,633,847 3.University of CA San Diego $23,732,753 4.University of Pittsburgh$21,584,523 5.Columbia University Health Sciences$19,762,430 6.University of CA San Francisco$19,278,960 7.University of Washington$18,043,224 8.University of Pennsylvania $17,399,283* 9.Washington University$17,219,715 10.Rush University Medical Center$17,119,972 Donors Want High Quality Programs And Penn Is Recognized For Its Highly Visible Research On Aging & Neurodegenerative Disease Research SOM National Institute on Aging (NIA) Grants - FY2008 *Not included here is a recently awarded $45 M 5 year NIA grant to Dr. Peter Snyder for a testosterone clinical trial in older men and a $25 M 5 year NIA grant to Dr. Gerard Schellenberg for an AD genetics study which will add $14 M/year to NIA funding for Penn in the coming years and could put Penn in the top 5 NIA funded institutions in 2009.

7. Institute on Aging University of Pennsylvania Penn SOM Excelled In NIH ARRA Stimulus Proposals SubmittedAwarded Proposals1,166220 Project Costs$852,267,067$136,376,559

8. Institute on Aging University of Pennsylvania NIH ARRA/Stimulus Awards IOA Fellows Awarded Proposals41 Project Costs$41,718,452

9. Institute on Aging University of Pennsylvania NIH ARRA/Stimulus Awards IOA Pilot Awardees* Awarded Proposals10 Project Costs$3,042,414 *43 pilots have been awarded

10. Marian S. Ware Program Renewed For 3 More Years With Possible Extension To 5 Years