MSG Membership/Sponsorship Information
MSG members receive access to the MSG Listserv, reduced educational forum/activity
registration fees, scholarship and award opportunities, networking opportunities and more!
Additional sponsorship opportunities are listed below.
MSG is a non-profit organization: Tax ID: 38-2645908
| Individual Member/Full-time student or Retiree $18 |
| Individual Member/Professional $40 |
| Organizational Member/Non-Profit (3 members) $100 |
| Organizational Member/Corporate (3 members) $250 |
MSG Sponsorship Opportunities:
MSG sponsors are eligible for two MSG Listserv subscriptions, recognition on the MSG
web site, on promotional materials and reduced exhibition space at MSG educational forums.
Platinum Sponsor
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$2500 |
Gold Sponsor
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$1000 |
Silver Sponsor
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$500
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Bronze Sponsor
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$350 |
Additional MSG Member/Sponsor Benefits
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Educational Activities & Haak-Lilliefors Lectures |
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| MSG sponsors educational forums that bring together individuals in the policy, practice and research fields to learn from and about each other and to forge relationships that can lead to real change. Highly esteemed keynote lecturers have included: |
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| Dale Bell, Co-Executive Producer of “And Thou Shalt Honor,” an acclaimed PBS documentary on caregivers |
| June Lunney, PhD, RN, National Institute on Aging, RAND Center to Improve Care for the Dying |
| Roger Cadieux, MD, Director of Geriatric Assessment Program, Harrisburg Institute of Psychiatry & Martin Sicker, PhD, Director, Work Equity Department |
| Lou Glasse, MSW, President, Older Womens’ League & Henry Holstege, PhD., Prof. of Sociology & Gerontology, Calvin College |
| Robert Kane, MD, University of Minnesota, School of Health |
Robyn Stone, DrPH, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office of Disability, Aging and Long Term Care, Dept. of Health and Human Services
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William H. Thomas, MD, Author of “Learning from Hannah,” and “Life Worth Living: The Eden Alternative in Action”
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Awards and Scholarships
MSG members are eligible to receive awards and scholarships
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Harry J. Kelly Award
Kelly, a human rights activist and past MSG president, witnessed the signing of the OAA. This award is presented to a MSG member who is an out-standing practitioner in the field of gerontology and has demonstrated leadership on the local, state or national level.
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Everett J. Soop Award
Soop, an MSG benefactor, encouraged formal education across the age spectrum. This monetary award is presented to a student in a Michigan college or university who has demonstrated outstanding performance in his or her studies and an interest in the field of aging
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V.K. Volk Award
Volk, past MSG president, helped organize Michigan’s first county health department. This award is presented to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to improving health conditions for older Michigan citizens.
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