Education

• MS in 2026, from Virginia Commonwealth University
• BS in 2024, from William & Mary

Expertise

• Person-Centered, Trauma-Informed Care
• Aging and Disability
• Qualitative Data Analysis

Research Interests

Nutrition and Exercise for Older Adults, Education and Training for First Responders, Caregiver Support and Education, Mental Health and Aging, Intergenerational Community Programming, Supporting Grandparents Raising Grandchildren

Bio

Morgan Carr joined the Department of Gerontology in 2026. She has a Master’s degree in Gerontology and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Kinesiology with a concentration in Allied Health from William & Mary. Morgan currently serves as the project manager for the Virginia D.I.N.E.R. program. In her role, she works on maintaining connections with community partners, coordinating program deliverables, and developing community facing resources. She is passionate about community engagement and creating programs to better support the community. In her free time, she enjoys listening to podcasts, watching movies, learning new crafts, and hiking.

Past Projects

• Virginia D.I.N.E.R.
• CMP Webinar Series
• Health Humanities Lab: Homelessness Among Older Adults
• APS PCTI Online Training