Thriving in Retirement

Thriving in Retirement: A New Program from the Wharton Graduate Emeritus Society
The WGES Leadership Committee, represented by Dick Rappleye, has worked with University and Wharton staff to develop resources for retired or soon-to-retire graduates on the following topics:

• Connections, communities, and relationships
• Health and Wellness
• Travel Opportunities
• Caregiving (family support)
• Finding Balance
  • Volunteering
  • Continuing Education
• Overcoming Loss
• Other Challenges and Transitions

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