LEARNING, LEADING, AND EMBRACING OUR FUTURE. |
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| Join us for the premier conference in the field of aging Connect with experts, explore innovative research, and gain valuable insights to advance the field of aging. |
April 29 (Virtual) & April 30 (in-person) In Person Location: Humphrey School of Public Affairs - 301 19th Avenue South |
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The prestigious Dutch Kastenbaum Award honors a leader in the field of aging and is named after Abraham “Dutch” Kastenbaum, who dedicated nearly 25 years to hosting the weekly television show Senior Citizen’s Forum. Nominees should exemplify leadership in aging-related research, education, or practice. Click Here for nomination Link |
MGS invites faculty, students, researchers, and practitioners to submit a proposal to present a poster about their research, innovation, or practice at the Minnesota Gerontological Society's 50th Annual Conference. Accepted presenters will highlight their posters in-person on Thursday, April 30th, 2026. This year, MGS is responding to the changing times by focusing on our theme: Learning, Leading, and Embracing our Future. We welcome poster proposals on a wide range of topics related to aging and the lives of older adults across health, mental health, business, law, and other gero-focused areas. |
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 Conference Opportunity! Free Lodging and Registration for 6 Rural Students. AFMN is offering free lodging and conference registration for 6 students from rural areas in greater Minnesota. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to attend and participate in the conference.
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Are you studying in a field related to gerontology or geriatric health in Minnesota? The Minnesota Gerontological Society (MGS) is now accepting applications for its Higher Education Student Scholarship Awards for the 2026–2027 academic year. |
