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	Stroud Center for Studies of Quality of Life Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Located at the New York State Psychiatric Institute of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, the Stroud Center is led by Dr. Barry Gurland and encompasses numerous research and education projects. Research focuses on changes in quality of life associated with the mental health problems of aging, with particular attention to the affects of co-morbid medical conditions and ethno-racial influences. The Stroud Center also plays host to the Statewide Psychogeriatric Fellowship-Residency Program and operates the Geriatric Education Center.		Basic and Biomolecular Aspects of Aging Program       Clinical Research Center for Geriatric Mood Disorders       Columbia Center for the Active Life of Minority Elders (CALME)       Cornell Applied Geriatrics Research Institute (CAGRI)       Geriatrics Outcomes Research Program       Neurogeriatrics Research Program       Stroud Center for Studies of Quality of Life       Taub Center for Alzheimer’s Disease Research       Unit for Gerontological Design       Unit for the Study of Domestic Violence and Crime Against the Elderly       Unit for the Study of Older Patient-Physician Communication

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