The Senior Adult Program of El Paso Community College, together with the FBI Citizens’ Academy Alumni Association El Paso Chapter, will hold a seminar on “Crimes Against the Elderly” from 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Thursday, June 5 at the college’s Administrative Services Center (ASC). The event has been designed for social workers, bankers/tellers, health providers, professionals in aging services, senior caregivers, home health providers, law enforcement and others who need additional information about elder mistreatment, signs of fraud against seniors and signs of abuse and neglect.

Featured speakers include:

Dr. Paul R. Casner, professor of internal medicine, Texas Tech University Dementia as a Risk Factor for Elder Mistreatment

Randy Wolverton, supervisory special agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D.C.-Senior Citizen Fraud: Criminal Activity Directed at Senior Citizens.

Gabriella Edwards-Holguin, trial team chief for the Elder Protection & Family Violence Units, El Paso County Attorney’s Office Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of the Elderly: What it Means and How You Can Help.

Paul Greenwood, Deputy District Attorney, San Diego Elder Abuse Unit
Elder Abuse.

For registration or additional information: EPCC Senior Adult Program at 831-7802.