Interests
Performing Artist, Dementia Advocate, Philanthropist
I believe that the transformative power of music and the arts can be harnessed to promote brain health and wellness, leading to a world where individuals can thrive in every stage of life.
Current Work
As an Integrating Performing Arts and Brain Health Consultant, Eric is currently utilizing his expertise to envision and design innovative solutions that leverage Music and Arts to address the unique challenges of brain health research and care.
Personal Hero
Paul Robeson
Words of Strength
Visionary, Dedicated, Compassionate, Strategic, Influential
Vision
R- Research- Develop more music and arts-based recruitment pipelines to clinical trials
A- Awareness- Advance public education about brain health and wellness
P- Philanthropy- Financially assist individuals and families unable to afford long-term care
Motivation
By bridging the gap between Music, Arts, Science and Technology, Eric would like to become a leader in driving music related dementia recruitment, research, equity, public awareness and brain health philanthropy in the USA and around the world.
Education & Experience
Eric Myricks, also known as Elijah Rock, is a NAACP Award-Winning Performer, noted recording artist of The Great American Songbook, Innovative Arts and Brain Health Consultant and Creative Entrepreneur. With over 20 years of experience in music, theater, film and technology, he has become a sought-after expert in his multi-disciplinary field. Eric is also the Founder and President of The Elijah Rock Foundation Inc., a newly formed 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission to advance dementia research through Music, Science and Technology, expand brain health awareness globally, and provide financial assistance for long-term dementia care to those in need. Eric's philosophy is founded on the belief that the transformative power of music and the arts can be harnessed to promote brain health and wellness, leading to a world where individuals can thrive in every stage of life.
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